Sex Testing: Gender Policing in Women's Sports (Sport and Society)
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Sex Testing: Gender Policing in Women's Sports (Sport and Society)

by Lindsay Pieper

Sports History Sociology Gender Studies
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Lindsay Pieper examines sex testing in women’s sports and the systems of gender policing surrounding athletic competition. Part of the Sport and Society series, this focused study considers how sports institutions define, regulate, and debate gender in women’s athletics.

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Sex Testing: Gender Policing in Women's Sports examines the practice of sex testing in women’s sports.

Lindsay Pieper explores how athletic institutions have policed gender within competitive sport.

The book considers the relationship between sports, gender identity, and the boundaries used to define women’s competition.

Part of the Sport and Society series, this work offers a focused study of a contested issue in modern athletics.

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