1st Edition
Color that Matters A Comparative Approach to Mixed Race Identity and Nordic Exceptionalism
Acknowledgements
Series Editor’s Preface
1. Introduction
Part I: Methodology and Theory: Towards Grounding the Book
2. Research Horizons: Inspirations and Tensions
3. Theoretical Inspirations and Methodological Tools
Part II: Epistemic Documents, Racialized Knowledge and Mundane Language
4. From Race to Ethnicity: The Purification of a Discourse; UNESCO and Norway’s Western Others
Part III: In Living Colour; The Lived Life of Mixed Colours
5. Discourses of Race And Ethnicity: A Difficult Deployment Of Colour
6. Performing Mixed Ethnic Identities: Colours That Matter
Part IV
7. No Guarantees, Just Paradoxes to Offer: In Lieu Of The Typical Conclusion
Appendix: List of Peopled Interviewed
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Tony Sandset is Junior Research Fellow at the University of Oslo, Norway.
"This book is of a significant contribution to the global mixed race literature, being the first Norwegian contribution in the field. The book consists of rich theoretical discussions with empirical material. The book is recommended to all scholars and students interested in the question of not only race and ethnicity in the Nordic context but also mixed identity and experiences in a global perspective." - Sayaka Osanami Törngren - Malmö University, Sweden
