Titlebook: Racialization, Racism, and Anti-Racism in the Nordic Countries; Peter Hervik Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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2946-305X framework of critical race theory, an emerging lens in the This book represents a comprehensive effort to understand discrimination, racialization, racism, Islamophobia, anti-racist activism, and the inclusion and exclusion of minorities in Nordic countries. Examining critical media events in this

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Racialization in the Nordic Countries: An Introductionare played out in the Nordic countries. The chapter explains how the authors, who are researchers of racism and racialization, are responding to the changing conditions around them. This includes reflections on their discomfort with how different groups are racialized, especially in the critical med

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Racial Turns and Returns: Recalibrations of Racial Exceptionalism in Danish Public Debates on Racismc and color-blind silencing of racism in Denmark, they have also given rise to multiple reproductions of racist logics. Our analysis concentrates on a debate that took off in early 2013 following the publication of the book . [.] by Henning Bech and Mehmet ümit Necef. The debate centered around the

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News Media Racialization of Muslims: The Case of ,’s Publishing of the Mohamed Caricatureorting by creating various forms of “us” versus “them.” I use critical discourse analysis (CDA) to study the media coverage of the Swedish newspaper .’s (.) publishing of the Mohamed caricature case in two UK online mainstream outlets (BBC News and .) and two online mainstream US outlets (CNN and .)

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White Fear: Habitual Whiteness and Racialization of the Threat of Terror in Danish News Journalismt others, are interpreted as terror, it does not only have to do with the installed enemy image of “the Muslim terrorist,” but must also be considered in relation to the ways fear of terror is represented as a public concern. It is argued that fear is accumulated in the public space in a way where s

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The Vices of Debating Racial Epithets in Danish News Media Discourse on the news media analysis, authors examine two prevalent arguments?used to suport the claims that the word?is usable in the Danish context: the argument that the word is?semanticaly neutral and the argument of post racism and freedom of speech. Authors approach this particular?racial epithet as si