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Contents

Global Mixed Race: An Introduction

PART I: SOCIETIES WITH ESTABLISHED POPULATIONS OF MIXED DESCENT

1. Multiraciality and Census Classification in Global Perspective

2. “Rider of Two Horses”: Eurafricans in Zambia

3. “Split Me in Two”: Gender, Identity, and “Race Mixing” in the Trinidad and Tobago Nation

4. In the Laboratory of Peoples’ Friendship: Mixed People in Kazakhstan from the Soviet Era to the Present

5. Competing Narratives: Race and Multiraciality in the Brazilian Racial Order

6. Antipodean Mixed Race: Australia and New Zealand

7. Negotiating Identity Narratives among Mexico’s Cosmic Race

PART II: PLACES WITH NEWER POPULATIONS OF MIXED DESCENT

8. Multiraciality and Migration: Mixed-Race American Okinawans, 1945–1972

9. The Curious Career of the One-Drop Rule: Multiraciality and Membership in Germany Today

10. Capturing “Mixed Race” in the Decennial UK Censuses: Are Current Approaches Sustainable in the Age of Globalization and Superdiversity?

11. Exporting the Mixed-Race Nation: Mixed-Race Identities in the Canadian Context

Global Mixed Race: A Conclusion

Bibliography

About the Contributors

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