Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Race as Ideology: An Approach 3
5. Beyond Exceptional
6. Constructing Race, Ethnicity, and Nationhood in Imperial Russia: Issues and Misconceptions 29
7. The Matter of Race 59
8. Race and Racial Thinking: A View from the Atlantic World 77
9. The Limits of Universalism
10. Racial Purity vs Imperial Hybridity: The Case of Vladimir Jabotinsky against the Russian Empire 103
11. The Racialization of Soviet Gypsies: Roma, Nationality Politics, and Socialist Transformation in Stalin’s Soviet Union 132
12. Russia, Germany, and the Problem of Race 160
13. Empires Mixing
14. Racial “Degeneration” and Siberian Regionalism in the Late Imperial Period 179
15. Children of Mixed Marriage in Soviet Central Asia: Dilemmas of Identity and Belonging 208
16. Race, Regions, and Ethnicities: A Brazilian Perspective 234
17. Russia and the Globe
18. Occidental Bullyism? Russia, Yun Ch’iho, and Race in the Early Twentieth-Century Pacific 247
19. Was Soviet Internationalism Anti-Racist? Toward a History of Foreign Others in the USSR 284
20. Pan-Mongolism to Anti-Racist Internationalism: Perspectives from US History 312
21. Contributors 339
22. Index 343