Bøger af Wayne Antony

How do we make sense of poverty, globalization, violence between men and women, youth politics, barriers to Aboriginal economic development, privatization of universities, and the like? This work shows that, collectively and individually, Canadians resist these inequalities in order to resolve our social troubles and create a more just society.

This book is concerned with social welfare problems and the need for citizen participation in addressing those problems. The essays include discussions of conceptual critiques of neo-liberal social policy, specific empirical analyses of the neo-liberal counter-revolution, and conceptual and practical responses for moving beyond neo-liberalism.

The inequalities in the treatment of individuals whose gender, race, class, or sexual orientation relegates them to a minority status are presented as the root cause of social, economic, and political problems in this survey of Canadian social issues.