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Racial subordination in Latin America: the role of the state, customary law, and the new civil rights response

process of caring. The author then examines how the discourse of ‘ethics of care’ relates to feminist political projects of belonging. Finally, she proposes a feminist transversal dialogical politics in which shared values – which take into consideration intersectional differential positioning – rather than common political actions and strategies are at the core of the common political belonging and solidarity. In the last chapter, Yuval-Davis gives an overall summary of the aforementioned arguments and presents her own multi-layered, transversal and emancipatory political project of belonging. Yuval-Davis’s book makes significant contribution to the current debates relating to the question of belonging, providing an elaborated and exhaustive analytical framework in order to understand the social dynamics behind political projects of belonging. Nevertheless, it would be interesting to pursue even further the in-depth study of the ways belonging and the political projects of belonging are rooted in the lived experiences of everyday life. This would show how boundaries of belonging are maintained, produced and contested by individuals and groups who are diversely geographically located and emotionally affected in different ways in the grids of power within society. Overall, the book provides the reader with a dense theoretical description and exhaustive examples, which cover a range of disciplines such as Political Science, Sociology, Philosophy, Gender Studies and Cultural Studies. Furthermore, it not only gathers multiple aspects for a critical analysis of the slippery and complex manifestations and dynamics of belonging in contemporary political projects, but it is also a valid tool for fostering awareness and mobilization strategies, especially for feminist movements. This is not a purely theoretical and sterile analysis limited to the realm of academia but an accessible, concrete and useful book for anyone interested in Citizenship Studies, Globalization, Intersectionality and Feminist Issues, be it an academic, a policy-maker or an activist.