The Face Man

Filigrane Fensterbilder

Hannah Arendt. Buchstütze

Philosophischer Blick von Heideggers mit sein bis zu E.Levinas' beharrlichem Gesicht des Anderen

WARUM DER ANDERE AUF MEINER GEGENWART BEHARRT

Soul Clothes

My Best Is Yet to Come

The Blessing of Brokenness

Metal Pollution in the Aquatic Environment

An Adventure Through the Togetherwood

MÉMOIRE DES PERSONNES DÉPLACÉES DE FORCE DE LA VILLE DE PETROLÂNDIA

Le dernier dans le train

150 Easy to Hard Puzzles

The New York Times Mischievous Crosswords

TABIBITO (THE TRAVELLER) (B/H)

Poemas a la Pasión 3

Revised Edition

One Girl's Search For Hope

Sleep Be Not Forever

Pages from My Heart

Dr. Thorndyke Investigates

The Educational System

Wake the Sleeping Giant

Beyond the Door

The Journey of the Soul

100 Tips for Achieving the Intimacy You Desire

Close Encounters

'When D'At Big Easy Was Teasy'

Daughters of the Deep

Djita, une fille malienne de la Virginie

Djita, a Malian girl from Virginia

A Leader's Playbook for Earning Your Stripes Part I

Between the Stripes

ONE VERSE AT A TIME - PROMISE BOOK

30 Parents that have Raised an African American Son Tell their Story

A Black Parent's Memoir

Ausgabe 2021

Seydlitz Erdkunde 3. Schulbuchtexte in einfacher Sprache. Differenzierende Ausgabe für Nordrhein-Westfalen

What Else Can You Do about It?

Global Warming

"With a focus on processes of power underpinning ‘difference’ across such axes as class, race and gender, this text provides a sustained critique of essentialist thinking. Its innovative reworking of the concepts of intersectionality, stratification, and political economy is likely to set new agendas on addressing questions of inequality. Incisive theoretical and political analysis at its best." - Avtar Brah, Professor Emerita of Sociology, Birkbeck College, University of London
"Floya Anthias offers a nuanced and astute account of the changing forms of social inequality in the contemporary global environment. She challenges simplistic accounts of belonging and identity and seeks to show that we need to move beyond dominant paradigms and perspectives." - John Solomos, Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick, UK 
"This book is a masterpiece: with a translocational lens, Anthias focuses on insights from studies on intersectionality, bordering and belonging, migration, nationalism, racism, violence, intimacy and social class and demonstrates how they are entangled in complicated ways. Yet, she is not satisfied with depicting dilemmas but instead provides heuristic tools and theoretical frames for their adequate analysis." - Helma Lutz, Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, co-author of Gender and Migration: Transnational and Intersectional Prospects 
"Translocational Belongings, introduced by incisive personal memories of growing up in an activist migrant family, captures the human condition of the migrant, offering a distinctive account of border crossings, in the real world and in sociological theory. Scrutinising intersecting hierarchies of race, gender, class, ascribed cultural differences and social inequalities, the author grounds new horizons for solidarity politics beyond fixed belonging." - Aleksandra Ålund, Professor Emerita, Linköping University, Sweden
"This tour de force considers key debates in sociological and social theory engaging with gender, ethnicity, racialization, and class locations, borders and boundaries, difference and belongings. It transcends disciplinary boundaries speaking also to philosophy and political theory [...]. Afascinating theoretical re-reading, extending and rethinking of feminism, race/ethnicity and class theory. It provides fresh and insightful contributions on the potential and shortcomings of class and stratification theorisations since Marx’s Capital and the revived interest in class via the works of Bourdieu, Foucault, Tilly, Agamben." - Nicos Trimikliniotis, Ethnic and Racial Studies
"The power of Anthias’ argument is threefold. Not only does she go beyond the limits of methodological nationalism and synthesise the transnational scale into her theory, making visible how scale is an important aspect of the contradictory nature of translocal belonging and difference. Her analysis and political perspective also highlight the notion of agency that is possible in relation to actors’ contradictory belonging. Contrary to Patricia Hill Collins or Nira Yuval-Davis, Anthias argues that identity and deconstructive solidarity politics will possibly both play a role in political activism because they are produced by intersections of categories of difference. In addition, she combines economic and cultural dimensions in her analysis in order to address a major lacuna in current sociological attempts to investigate how power works within the state of the neoliberal world." - Jana Schäfer and Anna Amelina, European Journal of Women's Studies

"Anthias points to the limitations of dialogical politics, favouring instead the importance of ‘asserting the right to have rights…. that is, claiming the rights to difference and the right to be equal, despite difference’ (p. 182). This is a text brimming with incisive theoretical and political analysis at its best." - Avtar Brah, European Journal of Women's Studies

Intersectional Dilemmas and Social Inequalities

Translocational Belongings

Toolgestützte Lösungen für ein effektives und effizientes Supply Chain Management. Robotic Process Automation

With All the Alehouse, Beerhouse, Refreshment House, Wine and Beerhouse, Inland Revenue, and Sunday Closing Acts Relating Thereto. With Introduction, Notes and Index

The Intoxicating Liquor Licensing Acts, 1872, 1874

The Face Man

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