Routledge Racialized Boundaries: Race, Nation, Gender, Colour and Class

This comprehensive book examines race in relation to major social divisions including ethnicity, gender and class, offering students and scholars a major new approach to studying the boundaries of race. Written in accessible language, it explores how these interconnected categories shape social structures and identity formation. The work is essential reading for those pursuing deeper understanding of racialized hierarchies and anti-racist frameworks. Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students in sociology, ethnic studies and gender studies, this Routledge publication provides conceptual tools for analysing how race intersects with nationality, gender, colour and class in contemporary society. The book's clear, student-friendly approach makes complex theoretical concepts understandable without sacrificing analytical depth or rigour.