ABSTRACT Racial discrimination is usually elicited by social, economic, religious or political reasons, and then justified by quasi-scientific arguments, c. q. by using anatomical and anthropological data. Almost all parts of the body have been used to justify racial discrimination, particularly easily visible physical traits. Not infrequently data are unhesitantly manipulatedâ¢in order to arrive at conclusions in tune with racist ideas nurtured. Physical traits are purposefully correlated with mental and behavioural traits to give a negative image of the race disliked. The progress of science seems to be not proportional to the decrease in racial discrimination. The number of anthropologists and the history of anthropology in a country do ...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The status of the concept of race in modern biological anthropology is not clear. While in some co...
[Extract]\ud Issues of racism, racial/ethnic identity, citizenship and nationalism receive high medi...
ABSTRACT Racial discrimination is usually elicited by social, economic, religious or political reaso...
It is commonplace to say that the intensification of migrations since the 1950s has increased the et...
After the UNESCO declaration in 1960s stating that the concept ‘race’ is biologically and scientific...
After the UNESCO declaration in 1960s stating that the concept ‘race’ is biologically and scientific...
The concept of “race” emerged in the 1600s with the trans-Atlantic slave trade, justifying slavery; ...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
Thanks to the progress made by modern genomics, human populations and individuals can be finely char...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
Throughout time, evolutionary biologists have attempted to classify human beings according to a nome...
It is nowadays a dominant opinion in a number of disciplines (anthropology, genetics, psychology, ph...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The status of the concept of race in modern biological anthropology is not clear. While in some co...
[Extract]\ud Issues of racism, racial/ethnic identity, citizenship and nationalism receive high medi...
ABSTRACT Racial discrimination is usually elicited by social, economic, religious or political reaso...
It is commonplace to say that the intensification of migrations since the 1950s has increased the et...
After the UNESCO declaration in 1960s stating that the concept ‘race’ is biologically and scientific...
After the UNESCO declaration in 1960s stating that the concept ‘race’ is biologically and scientific...
The concept of “race” emerged in the 1600s with the trans-Atlantic slave trade, justifying slavery; ...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
Thanks to the progress made by modern genomics, human populations and individuals can be finely char...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
Throughout time, evolutionary biologists have attempted to classify human beings according to a nome...
It is nowadays a dominant opinion in a number of disciplines (anthropology, genetics, psychology, ph...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The UNESCO Statements on Race of the early 1950s are understood to have marked a consensus amongst n...
The status of the concept of race in modern biological anthropology is not clear. While in some co...
[Extract]\ud Issues of racism, racial/ethnic identity, citizenship and nationalism receive high medi...