Social exclusion is complex, intractable, and devastating. It occurs where individuals or
groups cannot fully participate in the typical activities of the societies in which they live …

Social exclusion of minoritized populations is a pernicious and intractable problem across
different domains, from politics to medical practice. In medicine, substantial disparities exist …

Purpose Genetic researchers' selection of a database can have scientific, regulatory, and
ethical implications. It is important to understand what is driving database selection such that …

The literature on welfare chauvinism suggests that dominant majorities are less likely to
support redistribution across identity lines. To encourage support, scholarship recommends …

The Chinese Communist Party points to the Hui—China's largest Muslim ethnic group—as a
model ethnic minority and touts its harmonious relations with the group as an example of the …

Censuses ask individuals to identify their own ethnicity. Minorities, however, may be
reluctant to self-identify; and thus, censuses may underreport minority populations, raising …

Disproportionate exposure to adverse environmental conditions is part of the complex cycle
of dispossession and racial discrimination faced by marginalized minorities in Europe …

Divergent public responses to police brutality incidents demonstrate that for some, police
violence is an injustice that demands remediation, while for others state violence is justice …

Many Roma across Europe continue to face a range of social problems, including ethnic
discrimination, marginalisation, residential segregation, socio‐economic inequality, and …

n this groundbreaking study, The Language of Political Incorporation, Amy Liu focuses on
Chinese migrants in Central-Eastern Europe and their varying levels of political …