Research in Race And Ethnic Relations

Research in Race and Ethnic Relations (RRER) is a scholarly series dedicated to examining critical issues surrounding race and ethnicity from an interdisciplinary perspective. Grounded in a Duboisian approach, the series features research that integrates qualitative and quantitative methodologies to explore historical, structural, and contemporary dimensions of racial and ethnic disparities. Covering topics such as public health, urban politics, migration, and identity, RRER provides valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, and advocates committed to social justice and equity.

By bringing together leading researchers across sociology, political science, public policy, criminology, education, and urban studies, RRER fosters a deeper understanding of race and ethnicity in diverse social contexts. The series highlights intersectional perspectives, examining how race intersects with class, gender, governance, and institutions. With a focus on both theoretical exploration and empirical analysis, RRER contributes to informed scholarship and policy advancements that address racial and ethnic inequalities in contemporary society.