White feminist stories : locating race in the narratives of British feminism by Jonsson, Terese

“…In particular, it traces stories and representations of feminism’s recent past (from the 1960s onwards) which are constructed and reproduced through these sites, analysing where and how issues related to race and racism are located within - and outside of - such narratives. …”
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Race to burn the last ton of carbon and the risk of stranded assets by Van der Ploeg, R

“…A weaker fossil fuel oligopoly implies that anticipation of a given global carbon budget induces fossil producers to deplete reserves more voraciously and accelerate global warming. This race to burn the last ton of carbon is more intensive for the feedback than open-loop Nash equilibrium, so that the Green Paradox effect of a renewable energy subsidy is stronger. …”

The immunological relay race: B cells take antigen by synapse. by Dustin, M, Dustin, L

The grand machinery of the world: race, global order and the black Atlantic by Younis, M

“…In particular, it seeks to understand the centrality of race to the imperial order and to many of the oppositional projects that emerged in relation to the order. …”

Making race : the politics and economics of coloured identity in South Africa by Goldin, I

Subjects: “…Race relations…”

Still a House Divided: Race and Politics in Obama?s America by King, D

Strengthening Induction−Based Race Checking with Lightweight Static Analysis by Donaldson, A, Haller, L, Kroening, D

Affirmative action in healthcare resource allocation: vaccines, ventilators and race by Zohny, H, Davies, B, Wilkinson, D

“…Specifically, we aim to investigate whether the rationale and justifications for using prioritization policies based on race in education and employment apply in a healthcare setting, and in particular to the COVID-19 pandemic. …”

Reading the entranced mind: Late Victorian popular fictions of race by Sharma, N

“…Thereafter, chapter one reads the representation of the quasi-oriental Vril-Ya in Edward Bulwer Lytton’s satire The Coming Race (1871) against his conception of the creative unconscious. …”

"Fantasies of catastrophe": Politics and race in the early novels of Julio Cortázar by Bollig, B

“…This paper examines politics and race in the early novels of Julio Cortázar - those written before Rayuela (1963), sometimes called his ‘Argentine trilogy’, and published after the author’s death. …”

Geckos race across the water's surface using multiple mechanisms by Nirody, JA, Jinn, J, Libby, T, Lee, TJ, Jusufi, A, Hu, DL, Full, RJ

“…From our field observations, we can add racing on the water's surface to the gecko's list of agile feats. …”

SOCIAL CATEGORIZATION AND PERSON MEMORY - THE PERVASIVENESS OF RACE AS AN ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE by Hewstone, M, Hantzi, A, Johnston, L

Keywords of identity, race, and human mobility in early modern England by Das, N, Melo, JV, Smith, H, Working, L

“…Keywords of Identity, Race, and Human Mobility analyses a selection of terms that were central to the conceptualisation of identity, race, migration, and transculturality in the early modern period. …”

Erasing race in politics: party support engages coalitional psychology by Curry, O, Pietraszewski, D, Tooby, J, Cosmides, L, Peterson, M

Evolutionary biology: human brain gene wins genome race. by Ponting, C, Lunter, G

A model for combating race discrimination within EU law by McInerney, S

“…It examines the legal context of race discrimination in EU law, with special emphasis on the legal construction of race through the distinction between EU Nationals and Third Country Nationals. …”

Social contact and other-race face processing in the human brain. by Walker, P, Silvert, L, Hewstone, M, Nobre, A

“…The present study investigated the influence social factors upon the neural processing of faces of other races using event-related potentials. A multi-tiered approach was used to identify face-specific stages of processing, to test for effects of race-of-face upon processing at these stages and to evaluate the impact of social contact and individuating experience upon these effects. …”

Being free, feeling free: race, gender and republican domination by Laborde, C

Optimizing the breakaway position in cycle races using mathematical modelling by Gaul, L, Thomson, S, Griffiths, I

“…A common method to achieve such reductions is for the riders to cycle in one large group, known as the peloton. However, to win a race a cyclist must break away from the peloton, losing the advantage of drag reduction and riding solo to cross the finish line ahead of the other riders. …”

Racialized Correctional Governance: The Mutual Constructions of Race and Criminal Justice by Turnbull, S