Race and Class, April 2026

Race and Class, April 2026

£6.00

This April issue of Race and Class leads with an important deepdive into ‘The mobilisation of refugee labour for carbon credits as maladaptive practice’ by Nicholas Beuret, Matilsa Fitzmaurice and David Harvie. 

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Articles 

The mobilisation of refugee labour for carbon credits as maladaptive practice by Nicholas Beuret, Matilsa Fitzmaurice and David Harvie 

Brother in Arms: liberal genocide and intra-settler conflict in Israel by Elian Weizman and Sai Englert 

Lineages of a conspiracy: the ‘great replacement’ and demography by Musab Younis

Decontextualising the UK summer 2024 riots via the courtroom by Jon Burnett 

Commentary 

Software colonialism: Adobe as the new English in Global South art education by Aneeka Cheema

Reviews 

We Are Internationalists: Prexy Nesbitt and the Fight for African Liberation by Martha Biondi (Barbara Ransby)   

Drugs, Race and the Politics of Modern Slavery Law: When Enemies become Victims by Insa Lee Koch (Liz Fekete) 

Homeland Insecurity: The Rise and Rise of Global Anti-Terror Law by Conor Gearty (Frances Webber)   

Malangatana: The Eye of the Crocodile by Richard Gray (Chris Searle)   

Slavery in the British Empire and its Legacy in the Modern World by Steve Cushion (Danny Reilly)  

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Weight 230 g

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