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Un/German: Racialized Otherness in Post-Cold War Europe

Un/German: Racialized Otherness in Post-Cold War Europe

Hardcover

Series: Signaletransfer: German Thought in Translation

General Racism & Ethnic StudiesGerman History

ISBN10: 1501780360
ISBN13: 9781501780363
Publisher: Cornell University Press and Cornell Universi
Published: Jun 15 2025
Pages: 288
Weight: 1.22
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Un/German is a powerful intervention in the ongoing debates over national identity, migration, and collective memory in Europe. Against the backdrop of the 2015 refugee crisis, Fatima El-Tayeb argues that Europe's internal fractures were deflected through recurring crises, casting racialized populations as the external menace against which the continent could unite. First published in German in 2016, the book critically examines how Germany's reaction to the arrival of nearly one million refugees--initially framed as a culture of welcome but one that rapidly turned to hostility--was not an anomaly but part of a broader European pattern.

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