Theorizing Anti-Racism: Linkages in Marxism and Critical Race Theories

Acknowledgements

I. Introduction
1. Introducing the Questions, Reframing the Dialogue (Abigail B. Bakan and Enakshi Dua)

II. Rethinking Foucault
2. Revisiting Genealogies: Theorizing Anti-Racism Beyond the Impasse (Enakshi Dua)
3. Foucault in Tunisia (Robert J. C. Young)
4. Not Quite A Case of the Disappearing Marx: Tracing The Place of Material Relations in Postcolonial Theory (Enakshi Dua)

III. Revisiting Marx
5. Marxism and Anti-Racism: Rethinking the Politics of Difference (Abigail B. Bakan)
6. Marxism and Anti-Racism in Theory and Practice: Reflections and Interpretations (Himani Bannerji)

IV. Legacies And Relationships
7. C. L. R. James and W. E. B. Du Bois: Black Jacobins and Black Reconstruction, Writing Heresy and Revisionist Histories (Anthony Bogues)
8. Colonizing, colonized: Sartre and Fanon (Audrey Kobayashi and Mark Boyle)
9. Intellectuals, Oppression, and Anti-Racist Movements in South Africa (Eunice N. Sahle)

V. Interventions in Race, Class and State
10. Race, Class and Colonialism: Reconsidering the “Jewish Question” (Abigail B. Bakan)
11. Race, Sovereignty and Empire: Theorizing the Camp, Theorizing Post/Modernity (Sunera Thobani)
12. Rethinking Whiteness, “Culturalism,” and the Bourgeoisie in the Age of Neoliberalism (Sedef Arat-Koç)
13. Race and the Management of Labour in United States History (Elizabeth Esch and David Roediger)

Afterword
List of Contributors