Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration and the Future of White Majorities

Whiteshift
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Author(s)	Erik Kaufmann
Language	English
Publisher	Harry N. Abrams
Publication year	2018
Pages	624
ISBN	978-1-46831-697-1

Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration and the Future of White Majorities is a 2018 book by Eric Kaufmann, discussing the changing White demographics.

Kaufmann, who himself has a Jewish father and a mixed Costa Rican/Chinese mother, "distinguishes four possibilities, which he calls fight, repress, flee, and join [...] “Join” refers to a Brazilian-style acceptance of admixture whereby whites would continue to exist as a social category even as most become mixed to some extent. “Join” is Kaufmann’s own preference: firstly, to convince whites that resistance is futile (hence the inevitability tropes) and, secondly, to assure them their mixed-race future won’t really be so bad."

See also

• Brazil
• Effects of race mixing
• Great Replacement
• Latin America
• White demographics

External links

• Whiteshift: the turbulent journey from a world of racially homogeneous white majorities to one of racially hybrid majorities - Publisher.

Others

• Eric Kaufmann’s WHITESHIFT: Repressing Whites Won’t Work—Maybe Pacification Will
• A Political Scientist Defends White Identity Politics
• Is Tribalism Racist? Antiracism Norms and Immigration
• Eric Kaufmann’s WHITESHIFT On Brimelow, O'Sullivan And The Paleos