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Challenging Diversity Rethinking Equality And The Value Of Difference 1st Edition Davina Cooper

Name: Challenging Diversity Rethinking Equality And The Value Of Difference 1st Edition Davina Cooper
SKU: BELL-1918352
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Challenging Diversity Rethinking Equality And The Value Of Difference 1st Edition Davina Cooper instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.44 MB

Pages: 246

Author: Davina Cooper

ISBN: 9780511216541, 9780521831833, 0511216548, 0521831830

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Challenging Diversity Rethinking Equality And The Value Of Difference 1st Edition Davina Cooper by Davina Cooper 9780511216541, 9780521831833, 0511216548, 0521831830 instant download after payment.

Davina Cooper addresses major questions currently facing political and social theory, particularly in relation to debates about diversity. These questions concern how we identify the boundaries of legitimate forms of difference, and understand equality and inequality as well as the challenges of sustaining differing progressive practices. Cooper links theoretical discussion to specific conflicts over social and cultural issues, such as religious symbolism, lesbian and gay marriage and cigarette smoking.