Despite the historical and contemporary instances of immigrants and their descendants engaging with the far-right, whether through long-distance nationalism or country of residence politics, migration scholarship has surprisingly paid very little attention to this process. In this paper we argue that insufficient engagement with instances of the far-right attracting and mobilizing immigrants and ethnic minorities is a theoretical omission in both migration scholarship and scholarship of the far-right and is related to the reproduction of reified notions of “majority”’ and “minority,” normative assumptions about immigrants’ political activism as inevitably progressive, and methodological nationalism implicit in studying the far-right from a political science perspective. Through an analysis of a case study of Polish immigrants and their descendants in Britain, we demonstrate that these omissions can be bridged by paying more attention to relational processes of constructions of whiteness, the role of systemic racism, and the increasing transnationalization of the far-right. The cases we describe, captured through the notion of integration-through-racisms, are therefore a symptom of both increasing complexities of migration-driven diversity with threatened white privilege as the focus and dynamic changes in global far-right ideologies and strategies.

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跨国极右翼移民：通过种族主义实现融合并在移民背景下谈判白人至上


尽管历史上和当代都有移民及其后代与极右翼势力接触的例子，无论是通过远距离民族主义还是居住国政治，但令人惊讶的是，移民学术却很少关注这一过程。在本文中，我们认为，对极右翼吸引和动员移民和少数民族的实例的充分参与是移民学术和极右翼学术的理论遗漏，并且与“多数”的具体化概念的再现有关。 ”和“少数派”，关于移民政治活动不可避免地进步的规范性假设，以及从政治科学角度研究极右翼时隐含的方法论民族主义。通过对波兰移民及其在英国的后裔的案例研究的分析，我们证明，可以通过更多地关注白人建构的关系过程、系统性种族主义的作用以及日益跨国化的社会现象来弥补这些遗漏。正确的。因此，我们所描述的案例是通过种族主义实现融合的概念所描述的，既是移民驱动的多样性日益复杂化的征兆，以受到威胁的白人特权为焦点，也是全球极右意识形态和战略动态变化的征兆。