On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in Institutional Life
by Sara Ahmed
On Being Included examines how institutions engage with racism and diversity. Sara Ahmed offers a critical account of inclusion as an institutional concern, considering the language, practices, and expectations that shape organizational life. This thought-provoking work is suited to readers exploring sociology, education, and social justice.
About This Book
On Being Included explores the relationship between racism, diversity, and institutional life.
Sara Ahmed considers how organizations understand and present their commitments to inclusion.
The book offers a critical perspective on the language and practices surrounding diversity.
It is relevant to readers interested in sociology, education, organizational culture, and social justice.
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