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HomeRaewyn Connell - Confronting Inequality: Gender, Knowledge and Global Change (Reviews)
Raewyn Connell - Confronting Inequality: gender, knowledge and global change (Reviews)
 Raewyn Connell - Confronting Inequality: gender, knowledge and global change (Reviews)
Author/editor: Raewyn Connell
Year published: 2012

Abstract

On the international stage Raewyn Connell is Australia’s best-known social scientist. This collection of loosely linked essays tells us why. Connell combines fine-grained empirical research on class, gender and organisational life with acute political observations and persuasive theory-building. Review by Marian Sawer

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