Items Authored or Edited by Vron Ware

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2013

Ware, Vron (2013). ‘A thinning of skin’: writing on and against whiteness. Life Writing, 10(3) pp. 245–260.

Ware, Vron (2013). Muslims and Military Service. In: Alexander, Claire; Redclift, Victoria and Hussain, Ajmal eds. The New Muslims. London: Runnymede Trust, pp. 20–22.

Ware, Vron (2013). Can you have Muslim soldiers? Diversity as a martial value. In: Kalra, Virinder; Rhodes, James and Kapoor, Nisha eds. The State of Race. Palgrave.

Ware, Vron (2013). Cheap chickens and ethical eggs: the place of an English village in the world. In: Stacey, J. and Wolff, J. eds. Experiments in cultural criticism. Manchester University Press.

Ware, Vron (2013). Thin Ice: postcoloniality and sexuality in the politics of citizenship and military service. In: Ponsanezi, S. ed. Gender, Globalisation and Violence: Postcolonial Conflict Zones. Routledge Advances in Feminist Studies and Intersectionality. Routledge (In Press).

2012

Ware, Vron (2012). Military Migrants: Fighting for YOUR country. Migration, Diasporas & Citizenship. Basingstoke: Palgrave.

2011

Ware, Vron (2011). The new literary front: public diplomacy and the cultural politics of reading Arabic fiction in translation. New Formations (73) pp. 56–77.

Ware, Vron and Blaagaard, Bolette B. (2011). Workings of whiteness: interview with Vron Ware. Social Identities, 17(1) pp. 153–161.

Ware, Vron (2011). ”Johnny Gurkha loves a party”: the colonial film archive and the racial imaginary of the worker-warrior. In: Grieveson, Lee and MacCabe, Colin eds. Film and the End of Empire. London: British Film Institute/Palgrave, pp. 119–134.

2010

Ware, Vron (2010). Whiteness in the glare of war: soldiers, migrants and citizenship. Ethnicities, 10(3) pp. 313–330.

Ware, Vron (2010). Lives on the line. Soundings, 45, pp. 147–159.

Ware, Vron (2010). The white fear factor. In: Boehmer, Elleke and Morton, Stephen eds. Terror and the Postcolonial. Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 99–112.

2009

Ware, Vron (2009). The ins and outs of Anglo-Saxonism. In: Perryman, Mark ed. Breaking Up Britain: Four Nations After a Union. London: Lawrence & Wishart.

Ware, Vron (2009). Why whiteness studies needs to think about warfare. Sociologisk Forskning, 46(3) pp. 55–62.

Ware, Vron (2009). Qui se préoccupe de l’identité national? In: Agudelo , C.; Boidin, C. and Sansone, L. eds. Autour de “l’Atlantique Noir”: Une polyphnie de perspectives. Paris: IHEAL, pp. 183–189.

Ware, Vron (2009). The production of knowledge on women, gender, and Islamic cultures in the field of cultural diplomacy. The Encyclopedia of Women & Islamic Cultures (on-line edition), BRILL, Leiden, NL.

2008

Ware, Vron (2008). Towards a sociology of resentment: A debate on class and whiteness. Sociological Research Online, 13(5) article 9.

2007

Ware, Vron (2007). Who cares about Britishness? A global view of the national identity debate. London, UK: Arcadia Books.

Ware, Vron (2007). The white fear factor. Wasafiri, 22(2) pp. 51–56.

Ware, Vron (2007). The future of feminism: what other way to speak? In: Daileader, Celia R.; Johnson, Rhoda E. and Shabazz, Amilcar eds. Women and Others: Perspectives on Race, Gender and Empire. Signs of Race. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 173–195.

2006

Ware, Vron (2006). Info-war and the politics of feminist curiosity: exploring new frameworks for feminist intercultural studies. Cultural Studies, 20(6) pp. 526–551.

Ware, Vron (2006). Looking for whiteness in the war on terror. In: Petrilli, Susan ed. White Matters: Il Bianco in Questione, Volume 10. Athanor, pp. 99–108.

2005

Ware, Vron (2005). The power of recall: writing against racial identity. In: Murji, Karim and Solomos, John eds. Racialization: Studies in theory and practice. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, pp. 123–139.

2002

Ware, Vron and Back, Les (2002). Out of whiteness: color, politics, and culture. Chicago, USA: The University of Chicago Press.

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