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Journal Article 1: Bandopadhyaya, J. (1977). Racism and international relations. Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, 3, 19–48.

Abstract: This study focuses on racism based on colour as a factor in international relations. The premise of this work is that “Neither the ‘class theory’ nor the ‘caste theory’ explains the social stratification represented by contemporary colour racism; it must be regarded as an independent sociological category.” (2)

Journal Article 2: Gobodo, P. (1990). Notions about culture in understanding black psychopathology: Are we trying to raise the dead? South African Journal of Psychology, 20, 93–98.

Abstract: This project examines the various mental health settings in South Africa have to deal with patients from black population groups. The author further proposes that such assumptions have race and class implications in that they reflect antiquated racial and class attitudes.