Special Issue: “The White Man’s Burden ‘After Race'”
- Kristen Burnett, Settling the Table: Northern Food Subsidy Programs and the (Re)Colonisation of Indigenous Bodies
- Lene Bull Christiansen, ‘Africa is a National Cause’: Race and Nation in Development Aid Communication- A Danish Case Study
- Zoe Gross, (De)Constructing Whiteness, Power and ‘Others’ with Access: International Development and Transnational Interracial Intimacies in East Africa
- David J. Leonard, Remixing the Burden: Kony 2012 and the Wages of Whiteness
- Kendra Marston, Book Review- The Souls of White-Folk: African American Writers Theorise Whiteness
- Saladdin Ahmed, Culture as ‘Ways of Life’ or a Mask of Racism? Culturalisation and the Decline of Universalist Views
- Maria Elena Indelicato, Australia’s “Colombo Plan”: The Beacon of Western Knowledge in the Asia-Pacific Region
- Scott M. Schonfeldt-Aultman, Whiteness Attacked, Whiteness Defended: White South African Rhetorics of Race in JULUKA Newsletter
- Brian R. Gilbert, Book Review- The Endtimes of Human Rights
10th Anniversary Special Issue of CRAWS
- Elaine Laforteza, Lara Palombo and Holly Randell-Moon, Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Review Survey- Monographs, Journals, and Theses, 2005-2014
- Sara Ahmed, The Politics of Bad Feeling
- Barbara Baird, In Relation to a White Father
- Kieran Hall, Stuart Hall: Reflections on a Legacy
- Bronwyn Fredericks, The Epistomology that Maintains White Race Privilege, Power and Control of Indigenous Studies and Indigenous Peoples’ Participation in Universities
- Alan Han, I Think You’re The Smartest Race I’ve Ever Met: Racialised Economies of Queer Male Desire
- Vera Mackie, The Taxonomic Gaze: Looking at Whiteness from East to West
- Aileen Moreton-Robinson, The House that Jack Built: Britishness and White Possession
- Fiona Nicoll, Beyond White Virtue: Reflections on the First Decade of Critical Race and Whiteness Studies in the Australian Academy
- Jennifer Nielsen, Whiteness and Anti-Discrimination Law- It’s In The Design
- Suvendrini Perera, ‘Aussie Luck’: The Border Politics of Citizenship Post Cronulla Beach
- Robinder Kaur Sehdev, Vanishing at the Border
- Justine Toh, The White Fireman and the American Heartland in the Memory of 9/11
- Louise Chiodo, Book Review- Whiteness and Social Change: Remnant Colonialisms and White Civility in Australia and Canada
- Louise Boon-Kuo, Film Review- L’Escale (Stop-Over)
Special Issue: “Edward Said: Intellectual, Cultural Critic, Activist”
- Camie Augustus, The Corporate Institution of Mixed Race: Indigeinity, Discourse, and Orientalism in Aboriginal Policy
- Krista Banasiak, Dancing the East in the West: Orientalism, Feminism, and Belly Dance
- Anna Carastathis, Is Hellenism an Orientalism? Reflections on the Boundaries of ‘Europe’ in an Age of Austerity
- John Drummond, Said and Aida: Culture, Imperialism, Eqypt and Opera
- Coeli Fitzpatrick, Said Matters: Teaching Edward Said to the Non-Humanities Undergraduate
- Maryam Khalid, ‘Gendering Orientalism’: Gender, Sexuality, and Race in Post 9/11 Global Politics
- Vijay Mishra, Edward Said, Salman Rushie and the Spectres of Humanism
- Brett Nicholls, Edward W. Said: Cultural Critic, Activist, Public Intellectual
- Hsu-Ming Teo, American Popular Culture Through the Lens of Saidian and Post-Saidian Orientalist Critiques
- Katherine Britton, Book Review- Deleuzian Encounters: Studies in Contemporary Social Issues
- Sumedha Iyer, Book Review- White Vanishing: Rethinking Australia’s Lost-in-the-Bush Myth
Special Issue: “Racialising Desires”
- Rikke Andreassen, Alternative Stories about Race, Gender and Interracial Intimacies at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
- Dona Cayetana, Waging a War of Terror: Invasion, Surveillance and Desire in Robert Drewe’s Grace
- Erin Claringbold, The Lavacious Afghan and the Threat of “Brown Babies”
- Emmerich Daroya, Potatoes and Rice: Exploring the Racial Politics of Gay Asian and White Men’s Desires and Desirability
- Barbara Baird, Book Review- The Post-Colonial Eye: White Australian Desire and the Visual Field of Race
- Micaela Ash, Preventing Harm or Fortifying the Borders?: Political Discourse on Polygamy and Islam in Australia
- Jennifer E. Cheng, Talking About ‘Australian Values’ in the Australian Parliament: How Politicians Contest Culturalist Racism
- Rob Cover, Temporary Migration, Corporeality and Conditional Multiculturalism: Body Odours, Stereotyping and Shame
- Stefan Haderer, Biopower, Whiteness and the Stolen Generations: The Arbitrary Power of Racial Classifications
- Finex Ndhlovu, ‘Too Tall, Too Dark’ to be Australian: Racial Perceptions of Post-Refugee Africans
“New Territories in Critical Whiteness Studies”
- Madeline-Sophie Abbas, White Terror in the “War on Terror”
- Say Burgin, Locating Douglass Fitch: The Roots of Colour and Activist Traditions of United States Critical Whiteness Studies
- Robert Julio Decker, The Visibility of Whiteness and Immigration Restriction in the United States, 1880- 1930
- Hayley McEwen and Melissa Steyn, Hegemonic Epistomologies in the Context of Transformation: Race, Space and Power in One Post-Apartheid South African Town
- Helen Moore, Shades of Whiteness? English Villagers, Eastern European Migrants and the Intersection of Race and Class in Rural England
- Holly Randell-Moon, Book Review- Australia and the Insular Imagination: Beaches, Borders, Boats, and Bodies
- Tisha Dejamanee, Book Review- Racial Indigestion: Eating Bodies in the 19th Century
- Kate Hepworth, Book Review- Uncertain Lives: Culture, Race and Neoliberalism in Australia
Special Issue: “Directions and Intersections”
- Eugenia Demuro, Examining ‘Latinidad’ in Latin America: Race, ‘Latinidad’ and the Decolonial Option
- Johanna Gondouin, Adoption, Surrogacy and Swedish Exceptionalism
- Jacinta Maxwell, Interest Convergence in Australian Education
- Deborah Mayersen, ‘Deep Cleavages that Divide’: The Origins and Development of Ethnic Violence in Rwanda
- Ingrid Tufvesson, The Politics of Loyalty: Accountability, Transformation and Redress in South African Higher Education
- Maggie Scott, Book Review- Forgetting Aborigines
“Racial Legitimations”
- Kevin J. Bruce, The Villages in the City: Critical Race Theory, Schooling, and a Life
- Maryrose Casey, Colonisation, Notions of Authenticity and Aboriginal Australian Performance
- Beenash Jafri, National Identity, Transnational Whiteness and the Canadian Citizenship Guide
- Henk Huijser, Book Review- Islamophobia
- Sukhmani Khorana, Book Review- Diasporas of Australian Cinema
- Timothy Lewis, Book Review- Affirmative Reaction: New Formations of White Masculinity
- Timothy Neale, Book Review- Cities of Whiteness
- Anneli Strutt, Book Review- Somatechnics: Queering the Technologisation of Bodies
Special Issue: “Future Stories/ Intimate Stories”
- Margaret Allen, Family Stories and ‘Race’ in Australian History
- Barbara Baird, In Relation to a White Father
- Melanie Knight, Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? Negotiating Visibility Encounters and Racism in Entrepreneurship
- Fiona Nicoll, Notes on Captain Cook’s Gambling Habit: Settling Accounts of White Possession
- Senthorun Raj, Grindring Bodies: Racial and Affective Economies of Online Queer Desire
- Damien W. Riggs, Loving Other-wise: Race, Relationality and Respectability in Wilkinson v. Kitzinger
- Anna Szorenyi, Un/Settling Accounts: Telling Holocaust Stories in Colonised Australia
- Clemence Due, Book Review- The Racial Politics of Bodies, Nations and Knowledges
- Ben Wadham, Book Review- Theorising War: From Hobbes to Badiou
Special Issue: “Post-Racial States”
- Louise St Guillame, Critical Race and Disability Framework: A New Paradigm for Understanding Discrimination Against People from Non-English Speaking Backgrounds and Indigenous People with Disability
- Babacar M’Baye, The Myth of Post-Racialism: Hegemonic and Counter-Hegemonic Stories about Race and Racism in the United States
- Fiona McAllan, Getting ‘Post Racial’ in the ‘Australian’ State: What Remains Overlooked in the Premise ‘Getting Beyond Racism’?
- Elspeth Tilley, A Colonising Paradox: White Presencing and Contamination Politics in the Australian White-Vanishing Trope
- Clemence Due, Book Review- Not Quite Right: Lebanese and the White Australian Policy 1880 to 1947
- Elaine Kelly, Book Review- Race and the Crisis of Humanism
- Janine Little, Book Review- Beyond the Hijab Debates: New Conversations on Gender, Race and Religion
- Lauren Vasquez & Matthew W. Hughey, Book Review- Latino Spin: Public Image and the Whitewashing of Race
- Nado Aveling, Journal Review- ‘White Privilege and Racism: Perceptions & Actions’, New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education
- Holly Randell-Moon, Editorial
- Melanie E.L. Bush, White World Supremacy and the Creation of Nation: “American Dream” or Global Nightmare?
- Catherine Koerner, Whose Security? How White Possession is Reinforced in Everyday Speech about Asylum Seekers
- Michelle Lobo, Re-Imagining Citizenship in Suburban Australia
- Erin M. Schwartz, Ingrid Mwangi: Enacting the Body as Stage
- Justine Toh, The White Fireman and the American Heartland in the Memory of 9/11
- Indigo Williams Willing, Book Review- Mixing Cultural Identities Through Trans-Racial Adoption: Outcomes of the Indian Adoption Project (1958-1967)
- Leigh Boucher & Jane Carey, Editorial
- Joost Cote, Education and the Colonial Construction of Whiteness
- Leora Farber, Dis-location/Re-location: Colonial and Post-Colonial Narratives of White Displacement in South Africa
- Bronwyn Fredericks, The Epistomology that Maintains White Race Privilege, Power and Control of Indigenous Studies and Indigenous Peoples’ Participation in Universities
- Andrew Gunstone, Whiteness, Indigenous Peoples and Australian Universities
- Ron Hoenig, Reading Alien Lips: Accentuating the Positive? An Analysis of Some Positive Media Depictions of Asylum Seekers
- Vera Mackie, The Taxonomic Gaze: Looking at Whiteness from East to West
- Susan Mlcek, Being Culturally Competent or Culturally Indulgent: What is an Effective Pedagogical Framework for Working with Indigenous Learners?
- Sam Ritchie, “No White Man on the Station but Myself”: Whiteness as a Category of Analysis for the Reverend Francis Tuckfield
“Law, Race and Whiteness”
- Trish Luker & Jennifer Nielsen, Editorial
- Greta Bird, The White Subject as Liberal Subject
- Denise Cuthbert, Forbidden Knowledge? The Politics of Voice, White Privilege and the Ethics of Research
- Naomi Fisher, Out of Context: The Liberalisation and Appropriation of ‘Customary’ Laws as Assimilatory Practice
- Edwina Howell, It’s Captain Cook All Over Again…
- Trish Luker, Witnessing Whiteness: Law and Narrative Knowledge
- Finex Ndhlovu, A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Language Question in Australia’s Immigration Policies: 1901-1957
- Jennifer Nielsen, Whiteness and Anti-Discrimination Law- It’s In The Design
- Karen O’Connell, Pinned Like A Butterfly: Whiteness and Racial Hatred Laws
- Kathleen Connellan, Book Review- Religion, Spirituality and the Social Sciences: Challenging Marginalisation
- Damien W. Riggs, Book Review- Foucault, Psychology and the Analytics of Power
“The Border Politics of Whiteness”
- Catherine Koerner, Kathleen Connellan & Alia Imtoul, Editorial
- Stella Coram, ‘Mainstreaming’ Indigenous Inequality as Disadvantage and the Silencing of ‘Race’ in Australian Social, Educational and Vocational Training Policy
- Clemence Due, ‘Who Are Strangers?’: ‘Absorbing’ Sudanese Refugees into A White Australia
- Odette Kelada, White Nation Fantasy and the Northern Territory ‘Intervention’
- Goldie Osuri, War in the Language of Peace, and an Australian Geo/Politics of White Possession
- Damien W. Riggs, White Mothers, Indigenous Families, and the Politics of Voice
- Lara Palombo, Book Review- White Matters: Il Bianco in Questione
- Lara Palombo & Maria Giannacopoulos, Editorial
- Tony Birch, Not Our Job
- Maria Giannacopoulos, Nom os Basileus: The Reign of Law in a ‘World of Violence’
- Anita Heiss, White and Black Poetry Readings: Distinct Differences
- Robinder Kaur Sehdev, Vanishing at the Border
- Elaine Laforteza, White Geopolitics of Neo-Colonial Benevolence: The Australia-Philippine ‘Partnership’
- Nor Faridah Abdul Manaf, The Veil, My Body
- Mina, Mina’s Diary
- Jennifer Nielsen, ‘There’s Always An Easy Out’: How ‘Innocence’ and ‘Probability’ Whitewash Race Discrimination
- Lara Palombo, Whose Turn Is It? White Diasporic and Transnational Practices and the Necropolitics of the Plantation and Internment Camps
- Suvendrini Perera, ‘Aussie Luck’: The Border Politics of Citizenship Post Cronulla Beach
- Joseph Pugliese, Geocorpographies of Torture
- David Singh, White Subjectivity and Racial Terror: Towards an Understanding of Racial Violence
- Ouyang Yi, The Last Barrier
- Maryrose Casey, Book Review- Writing Never Arrives Naked: Early Aboriginal Cultures of Writing in Australia
- Maryrose Casey, Editorial
- Katherine Bode, Aussie Battler in Crisis? Shifting Constructions of White Australian Masculinity and National Identity
- Kathleen Connellan, White Spaces
- Farid Farid, Let the Egyptian Speak for Himself: An Agitation of the Cultural Integrity of Whiteness in Australian Multicultural Policies and Practices
- Rob Garbutt, White “Autochthony”
- Jeannette Krongold, A Breach of Trust: The Vitiated Discourse of Multiculturalism at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century
- Satoshi Mizutani, Historicising Whiteness: From the Case of Late Colonial India
- Holly Randell-Moon, ‘Common Values’: Whiteness, Christianity, Asylum Seekers and the Howard Government
- Vicki Sentas, Counter Terrorism Policing- Investing in the Racial State
- Alan Han, Book Review- Bluff Rock: Autobiography of a Massacre
- Damien W. Riggs, Book Review- Postcolonial Whiteness: A Critical Reader on Race and Empire
- Fiona Nicoll, Editorial
- Alastair Bonnett, From the Crises of Whiteness to Western Supremacism
- Aileen Moreton-Robinson, The House that Jack Built: Britishness and White Possession
- Suvendrini Perera, Who Will I Become?: The Multiple Formations of Australian Whiteness
- Irene Watson, Settled and Unsettled Spaces: Are We Free to Roam?
- Jon Stratton, Before Holocaust Memory: Making Sense of Trauma between Postmemory and Cultural Memory
- Sara Ahmed, The Politics of Bad Feeling
- Clare Bradford, ‘They Went Home’: Racialised Spaces in Contemporary Picture Books
- Anna Szorenyi, Book Review- Precarious Life: The Powers of Mourning and Violence
- Marian Redmond, Book Review- Australian Cinema after Mabo
- Maryrose Casey, Book Review- Essays in Social and Cultural Criticism: Whitening Race