Routledge Intersectionality and Beyond - Social Justice Book

Explore the evolution of intersectionality within socio-legal studies with this academic collection from Routledge. This book examines how the concept of intersectionality serves as a schema for understanding the interaction of various forms of disadvantage, such as race, sexuality, and gender. Beyond simple definitions, this work provides a model for how social identity and location converge. Readers can examine these connections at multiple levels, including subjectivity, everyday life, and culture. The text also analyzes how these factors manifest within the institutional practices of the state and other governing bodies. Featuring contributions from a range of international scholars, this volume is a significant resource for those studying the politics of location and social justice. It offers a deep look into how power and law function in a complex, modern world.