Alexandre I.R. White is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and the Department of the History of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University and School of Medicine.Katrina Quisumbing King is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Northwestern University.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Towards a Global Historical Sociology of Race and Racism; Katrina Quisumbing King and Alexandre I.R. WhiteChapter 2. Empire and Racialization: Reinterpreting Japan’s Pan-Asianism from a Du Boisian Perspective; Kazuko Suzuki Chapter 3. Race and the Diplomatic Bureaucracy: State-Building in Nineteenth-Century Bolivia as a Response to Transnational Racialization Threats; Marcelo Bohrt Chapter 4. Abolition as a Racial Project: Erasures and Racializations on the Borders of British India; Mishal KhanChapter 5. Race, Nation, and Resistance to State Symbolic Power in Rwanda Since the 1994 Genocide; Aliza Luft and Susan Thomson Chapter 6. Seeing African and Indigenous States and Societies: Decolonizing and De-grouping Race Scholarships’ Narratives of Conquest and Enslavement in the Early Modern Atlantic World; Luisa Farah Schwartzman Chapter 7. On the Ecomateriality of Racial-Colonial Domination in Rhode Island; Michael Murphy Chapter 8. Colonial and Decolonial Resignification: U.S. Empire-State Sovereignty in Hawai‘i; Heidi Nicholls Chapter 9. The Ghost in the Algorithm: Racial Colonial Capitalism and the Digital Age; Ricarda Hammer and Tina Park

Alexandre I.R. White is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and the Department of the History of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University and School of Medicine.Katrina Quisumbing King is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Northwestern University.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Towards a Global Historical Sociology of Race and Racism; Katrina Quisumbing King and Alexandre I.R. WhiteChapter 2. Empire and Racialization: Reinterpreting Japan’s Pan-Asianism from a Du Boisian Perspective; Kazuko Suzuki Chapter 3. Race and the Diplomatic Bureaucracy: State-Building in Nineteenth-Century Bolivia as a Response to Transnational Racialization Threats; Marcelo Bohrt Chapter 4. Abolition as a Racial Project: Erasures and Racializations on the Borders of British India; Mishal KhanChapter 5. Race, Nation, and Resistance to State Symbolic Power in Rwanda Since the 1994 Genocide; Aliza Luft and Susan Thomson Chapter 6. Seeing African and Indigenous States and Societies: Decolonizing and De-grouping Race Scholarships’ Narratives of Conquest and Enslavement in the Early Modern Atlantic World; Luisa Farah Schwartzman Chapter 7. On the Ecomateriality of Racial-Colonial Domination in Rhode Island; Michael Murphy Chapter 8. Colonial and Decolonial Resignification: U.S. Empire-State Sovereignty in Hawai‘i; Heidi Nicholls Chapter 9. The Ghost in the Algorithm: Racial Colonial Capitalism and the Digital Age; Ricarda Hammer and Tina Park

Alexandre I.R. White is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and the Department of the History of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University and School of Medicine.Katrina Quisumbing King is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Northwestern University.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Towards a Global Historical Sociology of Race and Racism; Katrina Quisumbing King and Alexandre I.R. WhiteChapter 2. Empire and Racialization: Reinterpreting Japan’s Pan-Asianism from a Du Boisian Perspective; Kazuko Suzuki Chapter 3. Race and the Diplomatic Bureaucracy: State-Building in Nineteenth-Century Bolivia as a Response to Transnational Racialization Threats; Marcelo Bohrt Chapter 4. Abolition as a Racial Project: Erasures and Racializations on the Borders of British India; Mishal KhanChapter 5. Race, Nation, and Resistance to State Symbolic Power in Rwanda Since the 1994 Genocide; Aliza Luft and Susan Thomson Chapter 6. Seeing African and Indigenous States and Societies: Decolonizing and De-grouping Race Scholarships’ Narratives of Conquest and Enslavement in the Early Modern Atlantic World; Luisa Farah Schwartzman Chapter 7. On the Ecomateriality of Racial-Colonial Domination in Rhode Island; Michael Murphy Chapter 8. Colonial and Decolonial Resignification: U.S. Empire-State Sovereignty in Hawai‘i; Heidi Nicholls Chapter 9. The Ghost in the Algorithm: Racial Colonial Capitalism and the Digital Age; Ricarda Hammer and Tina Park