SYMPOSIUM David FitzGerald’s and David Cook-Martín’s Culling the Masses:

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" SYMPOSIUM David FitzGerald’s and David Cook-Martín’s Culling the Masses: "
Cook-Martín, David; FitzGerald, David

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	907060
Doc. No	:	LA40h2r10z
Title & Author	:	SYMPOSIUM David FitzGerald’s and David Cook-Martín’s Culling the Masses:. The Democratic Origins of Racist Immigration Policy in the Americas [Article]\ Cook-Martín, David; FitzGerald, David
Date	:	2015
Title of Periodical	:	UC San Diego
Abstract	:	In writing Culling the Masses: The Democratic Origins of Racist Immigration Policy in the Americas, David FitzGerald and David Cook-Martín sought to explore the complex historical relationship between immigration, democracy and racism. Drawing on a comparative analytical framework, they produced a historically informed account of the origins of racist policies on immigration in a range of countries in the Americas. Their account has attracted the attention of scholars working in a wide range of different national contexts. As editors, we feel that their arguments will be of interest to readers of Ethnic and Racial Studies Review and we are pleased that the various scholars we invited to take part in this symposium took up the challenge of discussing key themes in Culling the Masses. In the end, we have brought together five critical commentaries on the book and the authors provide a robust response to the key arguments to be found in the commentaries.In writing Culling the Masses: The Democratic Origins of Racist Immigration Policy inthe Americas, David FitzGerald and David Cook-Martín sought to explore the complexhistorical relationship between immigration, democracy and racism. Drawing on a comparativeanalytical framework, they produced a historically informed account of theorigins of racist policies on immigration in a range of countries in the Americas. Theiraccount has attracted the attention of scholars working in a wide range of differentnational contexts. As editors, we feel that their arguments will be of interest to readers ofEthnic and Racial Studies Review and we are pleased that the various scholars we invitedto take part in this symposium took up the challenge of discussing key themes in Cullingthe Masses. In the end, we have brought together five critical commentaries on thebook and the authors provide a robust response to the key arguments to be found in the commentaries.