Migration and Racialization in Times of “Crisis”: The Making of Crises and their Effects - Studies in International Development and Globalization

Based on a number of “crises”—health, migration, indigenous, academic freedom, Islam, etc.—occurring in different socio-historical contexts, this book offers a critical reflection on the colonial, racist and sexist roots of crisis-making, and on the effects of “crisis management” on indigenous, black, racialized and migrant populations.