Accessible and conversational, Inequality Matters focuses on real-world facts, figures, and examples of social inequality, introducing students to key topics without overwhelming them with theory. Situating examples of social inequality in Canada within a global context, this practical introduction helps students see their place in Canadian society and the world, giving them a well-rounded introduction to the field.

Augie Fleras obtained his Ph.D. in Maori Studies and Social Anthropology from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. An adjunct professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Waterloo, he is an eclectic social scientist whose publications span the disciplines of anthropology and sociology. His areas of expertise include multiculturalism, race and ethnic relations, indigenous peoples’ politics, and mass media communication.

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"This book is comprehensive, theoretically diverse, and full of current, Canadian content-a great and important read." --Tonya Davidson, Ryerson University

"This text sheds light on current issues that are quite close to students' interests. . . . It is also a pleasure to read." --Norine Verberg, St. Francis Xavier University