The World Is a Ghetto: Race and Democracy Since World War II
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The World Is a Ghetto: Race and Democracy Since World War II

by Howard Winant

History Politics
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Howard Winant explores the changing relationship between race and democracy since World War II. Examining the postwar era through a historical and sociological lens, this book considers how racial politics have shaped democratic institutions, public life, and the ongoing struggle for social change.

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The World Is a Ghetto examines the relationship between race and democracy since World War II.

Howard Winant considers how racial politics have influenced democratic institutions, public life, and social change in the postwar era.

The book offers a broad historical and sociological perspective on the continuing significance of race in modern societies.

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