...colour, gender, occupation) and rums the eye away from what is central (differences in power ratios) and the exclusion of a power-inferior group from positions with a higher power potential. In the final section of this chapter I argue that although an international identity is fast becoming...

...1994: xxxiv—xxxv) terms like 'racial' or 'ethnic'...used in this context...in sociology and...society at large are symptomatic of an ideological avoidance...differences in power ratio and the exclusion of a power inferior group from positions with a higher power potential). Whether or not the groups to which...

...societyatlarge are symptomatic of an ideological avoidance action. Byusing them, one singles out. . . what is peripheral to these relationships (eg differences...differences in power ratio and the exclusion of a power inferior group from positions with a higher power potential) . . . [T]he salient aspect of their...