Social Inequality & The Politics of Representation

Focusing on the construction of inequalities across various dimensions such as class, race, and gender, this collection examines representational practices in twenty countries on five continents. It critiques dominant paradigms by elevating global scholarship, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach. The book features diverse analytical styles, including frame analysis and critical discourse studies, with each chapter offering cultural and historical context, alongside accessible methodological frameworks. This makes it a valuable resource for an international audience.