Provides a comprehensive exposition of domestic, European and international anti-discrimination law. Drawing on historical, anthropological, economic and political science scholarship, this book places the law in a broad theoretical context, and highlights traditional assumptions.

* Utilises a text and materials format accompanied by extensive author commentary integrating both the theory and law
* Adopts a comparative and constitutional approach to discrimination law
* Provides a comprehensive exposition of anti-discrimination law, comparing domestic law, EU law, the European Convention on Human Rights, and US, Canadian and South African law
* Places the law in context by considering the history of anti-discrimination protections and their political and philosophical justifications
* Vital for students and academics in the fields of employment law, anti-discrimination law, civil liberties, human rights and constitutional law

Key Issues and Questions in Discrimination Law
Sources and Scope of Domestic Discrimination Law
Theoretical Justifications for Discrimination Law
Direct Discrimination
Indirect Discrimination
Justifying Positive Action
Implementing Positive Action
Harassment, Hate Crimes and Hate Speech
Multiple Discrimination and Intersectionality
Sex Discrimination
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination
Race Discrimination
Religious Discrimination - Maleiha Malik
Disability Discrimination
Age Discrimination
Individual Remedies
Collective Remedies and Extra Legal Strategies.