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Ethnicity/Xenophobia, Intersectionality, Post-Racialism/Colourblindness, Orientalism, Global Colour Line, Afropolitanism/Pan-Africanism, Racial Capitalism, Necropolitics

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[Ethnicity] Argument that race is internalised ethnicity. Arguably race is constructed depending on ? ?, whilst race claims to be scientific and ? it shifts around the brief political ? an example of this is the racialisation of ? ? in the 2000s as an immigrant threat whilst phenotypically and locationally similar ? refugees were not

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[Ethnicity] Argument that ethnicity is internalised race. ? argues ethnicity is process of racialisation for the ? indistinguishable - useful for the division of managerial labour during ?

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[Ethnicity] Argument that Ethnicity is internalised race. The Journal of ? development became ? Affairs became ? Foreign affairs showing {empire, independence, ? loyalties especially in consideration of attempts at alternative power blocs like the ? movement

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[Ethnicity] Argument ethnicity is internalised race. Ethnicity is a euphemism for race benefiting the ? of power in ?-? countries, who themselves lack an ? so rule over a ‘?’ community wherein political differences indicating a ?? are essentialised and trivialised as ? or ? differences

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[Ethnicity] Groups are only interpellated as ethnic ones if their loyalty is to an ? other ?. If it is not, and therefore they are ? within their own they do not get this cultural ?. Example the ? in China. ? in Ireland were not classed as an ethnic group legally before ? as their ? lifestyle challenged ? ? laws. Arguably ethnicites are only recognised internationally when ? of ? are perceived in other extant ?, these ? lack of ? to the power perceiving them is obfuscated by their supposed shared ? values

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[Orientalism] Orientalism is an ? framework attempting to reconcile the internal hypocrisy of a state both entirely ? on and posing itself as ? to the so called orient. It is a ? ? frame. Said defines it as of the imperial cores ? dependent on ? distance.

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[Orientalism] Exoticises similarity with Occident. Said² empire must ? official ? and narrate a fall from ? - this leads to “??” or the mythologisation of culture (imagined prior political ?). the extant culture is facetiously ? whilst its legitimacy is consigned to the ? realm of ?. Orientalist historiographies practice ? ?.

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[Orientalism] Exoticising similarity with Occident. Negritude, ? is an example of self-?, conceptualised as ?? by ? Spivak who later disowned the concept due to its ? for ? purposes. There have also been arguments that ? and ? are too broad, and therefore ? though.

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[Atomising similarity with Orient] ? in ?? is an example of typical characteristics of the 3rd world found in the ?? yet excused through domestic racism as being a ? civilisational failure through the likes of ??. Even the very ? of ?? (Cesaire) is an example of similarity - fascism as ? turned ?. Still seen in the modern carceral system (?)

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[Atomising similarity with Orient] Universal ? threatens orientalism, support for ?? by allowing for international ?. The idea that ?? would never apply to ‘us’. In reality ? inspired later ? movements via the rejection of a ? and ? ontology. The continued necessity to encircle the ‘orient’ and otherise it as a ?? continued in the 19??s through the academic segregation of ? studies.

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