The Rule of Racialization: Class, Identity, Governance (Labor in Crisis)

Rating:
Summary: A nice contribution to "whiteness studies"
Review: >After all Martinot's analysis, the fundamental mystery still remains:
how can race remain so persistent, even across changes to class systems
and the specific forms of racialization? Its suppositional structure
goes a ways towards an answer, but it always feels like something is
missing in every explanation. This is not remotely a flaw in Martinot's
book, but is the very kernel that he moves us slightly closer towards
being able to understand.

Rating:
Summary: A nice contribution to "whiteness studies"
Review: >After all Martinot's analysis, the fundamental mystery still remains:
how can race remain so persistent, even across changes to class systems
and the specific forms of racialization? Its suppositional structure
goes a ways towards an answer, but it always feels like something is
missing in every explanation. This is not remotely a flaw in Martinot's
book, but is the very kernel that he moves us slightly closer towards
being able to understand.