Outsiders Inside (Gender, Racism, Ethnicity)
A sociological study of Irish women in Britain, exploring how gender, racism, and ethnicity shape their identities and experiences.
About This Book
This book examines the lives of Irish women living in Britain and the ways in which their identities are formed through intersections of gender, racism, and ethnicity.
It provides a detailed analysis of how these women navigate social structures and cultural expectations in their daily lives.
The work draws on sociological research to highlight the challenges and resilience of this community.
Readers gain insight into broader themes of migration, belonging, and identity formation.
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