The Racialization of the New European Migration to the UK
The Racialization of the New European Migration to the UK
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DOI：
10.1177/0038038511425558
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发表时间：
2012-08-01
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
Szilassy, Eszter
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作者：
Fox, Jon E.;Morosanu, Laura;Szilassy, Eszter
我们的文章的目的是研究如何目前东欧移民到英国已在移民政策和小报新闻种族化。国家的移民政策，我们认为，表现出制度化的种族主义，含蓄地调用共享的白人作为种族化的包容性的基础上的功能。相比之下，小报在报道这些移民时倾向于文化种族主义，明确援引文化差异作为种族排斥的基础。我们的分析集中在两组移民：匈牙利人，代表2004年较大的入境者，罗马尼亚人，代表2007年较小的入境者。我们在这篇文章中研究的种族化过程揭示了白人的程度，使“种族”作为一个习语继续流行，以理解这些移民和移民的人。
The purpose of our article is to examine how current East European migration to the UK has been racialized in immigration policy and tabloid journalism. The state's immigration policy, we argue, exhibits features of institutionalized racism that implicitly invokes shared whiteness as a basis of racialized inclusion. The tabloids, in contrast, tend toward cultural racism in their coverage of these migrations by explicitly invoking cultural difference as a basis of racialized exclusion. Our analysis focuses on two cohorts of migrants: Hungarians, representing the larger 2004 entrants, and Romanians, representing the smaller 2007 entrants. The processes of racialization we examine in this article reveal degrees of whiteness that give 'race' continued currency as an idiom for making sense of these migrations and the migrants that people them.