The term »racism« is currently experiencing a renaissance in Germany. In parts of academia, a broad understanding dominates, which also covers culturalised distinctions as well as institutional manifestations that are not based on intentional actions. In this collection, leading scholars present a range of different perspectives and show which of these manifestations of racism are covered by the legal prohibitions of discrimination in the German constitution, EU law, and international law.

This book is included in DOAB.