Gender and Difference in a Globalizing World: Twenty-First-Century Anthropology
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Gender and Difference in a Globalizing World: Twenty-First-Century Anthropology

by Francis E. Mascia Lees

Gender Studies Anthropology
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Gender and Difference in a Globalizing World considers the relationship between gender, difference, and globalization from an anthropological perspective. Framed around the twenty-first century, it offers readers a way to engage with key themes in contemporary anthropology and global studies.

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Gender and Difference in a Globalizing World examines anthropology through the related themes of gender, difference, and globalization.

The book places these subjects within a twenty-first-century context, offering a framework for considering how global change influences anthropological perspectives.

It is suited to readers interested in anthropology, gender studies, sociology, and the study of an increasingly interconnected world.

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