Discrimination Law

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CLNZ Books presents a selection of 25 new and recent titles in Discrimination Law, spanning EU and comparative anti-discrimination law, disability and age discrimination, workplace bullying and harassment, class and social background discrimination, housing discrimination, AI and employment discrimination, and core reference texts and case law guides. Compiled for university law libraries, employment tribunals, HR departments and legal practitioners worldwide.

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Areas Covered

• EU & Comparative Anti-Discrimination Law
• Disability Discrimination
• Age Discrimination
• Workplace Bullying & Harassment
• Class & Social Background Discrimination
• Housing Discrimination
• AI & Employment Discrimination
• Minority Recognition
• Pregnancy & Maternity Discrimination
• Reference Texts & Case Law Guides

Classism: The Discrimination that the Law Ignores

Alex Benn

Hart Publishing | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9781509986644

Argues that class-based disadvantage is a form of discrimination largely ignored by existing legal frameworks, and considers how the law might respond. Examines the gap between class and the recognised protected characteristics. A timely contribution for equality law scholars and policymakers.

The Global Evolution of Bullying, Harassment, and Discrimination Laws: Respect at Work

Ellen Pinkos Cobb

Edward Elgar Publishing | To be published August 2026 | ISBN 9781035349524

Traces how laws on workplace bullying, harassment and discrimination have evolved internationally under the banner of the right to a respectful workplace. Contributors compare regulatory approaches across several jurisdictions. Relevant for employment and discrimination law practitioners worldwide.

Legal Regulation of AI and Sex Discrimination in Employment

Jingxi Liu

Routledge | To be published August 2026 | ISBN 9781041151838

Examines how artificial intelligence tools used in recruitment and employment decisions can produce or entrench sex discrimination, and how the law should respond. Considers algorithmic bias alongside existing equality frameworks. Relevant for employment lawyers and AI governance specialists.

A Practical Guide to Age Discrimination in the Workplace

Mark Green, Karen Moss, Rosa Thomas

Law Brief Publishing | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9781916698017

A practical guide to age discrimination claims in the workplace, covering the statutory framework, defences and tribunal practice. Written for practitioners who need a concise working reference. Useful for employment lawyers and HR professionals advising on age-related disputes.

Research Handbook on European Anti-Discrimination Law

Julie Ringelheim, Iyiola Solanke, Colm O'Cinneide (eds)

Edward Elgar Publishing | Published October 2025 | ISBN 9781789906301

A comprehensive scholarly handbook on EU anti-discrimination law, covering its doctrinal foundations, key directives and evolving case law. Brings together leading European equality law scholars. An authoritative reference for university law libraries and EU discrimination law practitioners.

Interpreting Discrimination Law Creatively: Statutory Discrimination Law in the UK, Canada and Australia

Alice Taylor

Hart Publishing | Published February 2025 | ISBN 9781509952960

Compares how courts in the UK, Canada and Australia interpret discrimination statutes, and argues for a more creative and purposive approach. Draws on comparative case law to identify best practice. A significant contribution to comparative discrimination law scholarship.

Claiming Disability Discrimination: Assessing Barriers to Justice

Laura William, Susan Corby, Birgit Pauksztat

Palgrave Macmillan | Published January 2025 | ISBN 9783031743863

Examines the practical barriers disabled claimants face when bringing discrimination claims, from access to advice to tribunal procedure. Combines empirical research with legal analysis of the claims process. Valuable for disability rights practitioners and employment tribunal specialists.

Disability Hate Crime: Perspectives for Change

Leah Burch, David Wilkin (eds)

Routledge | Published September 2024 | ISBN 9781032579795

Examines disability hate crime from multiple disciplinary perspectives, considering its legal treatment and the barriers to effective redress. Contributors propose directions for reform. Relevant for disability rights, criminal justice and discrimination law practitioners.

Discrimination and Employment Law: International Legal Perspectives

Jo Carby-Hall, Zbigniew Goral, Aneta Tyc (eds)

Routledge | Published August 2024 | ISBN 9781032308470

A comparative study of discrimination and employment law across several jurisdictions, examining how different legal systems protect workers from discriminatory treatment. Contributors assess convergence and divergence in national approaches. Useful for comparative employment law scholars.

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the European Union: The Impact on Law and Governance

Carmine Conte

Hart Publishing | Published August 2024 | ISBN 9781509945184

Examines how the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has influenced EU law and governance since ratification. Considers its impact on EU disability policy and institutional practice. A useful reference for disability rights and EU law scholars.

Age Discrimination: Ageism in Employment and Service Provision

Malcolm Sargeant

Routledge | Published June 2024 | ISBN 9781032838267

A study of age discrimination in employment and the provision of services, examining the legal framework and its practical limitations. Considers how ageism operates differently from other forms of discrimination. A useful reference for employment and equality law practitioners.

Minority Recognition and the Diversity Deficit: Comparative Perspectives

Jessika Eichler, Kyriaki Topidi (eds)

Hart Publishing | Published May 2024 | ISBN 9781509953165

A comparative study of how legal systems recognise minority groups and address deficits in diversity protection. Contributors examine minority rights frameworks across several regions. Relevant for minority rights and comparative discrimination law scholars.

A Practical Guide to the Law of Pregnancy and Maternity at Work

Rebecca Thomas

Law Brief Publishing | Published April 2024 | ISBN 9781914608988

A practical guide to pregnancy and maternity discrimination in the workplace, covering the statutory protections and how claims are brought. Written as a working reference for practitioners. Useful for employment lawyers, HR professionals and trade union advisers.

Discrimination in Housing Law

David Renton

Legal Action Group | Published March 2024 | ISBN 9781913648565

A practitioner-focused account of discrimination law as it applies to housing, covering the Equality Act's application to landlords, allocation and homelessness services. Combines statutory analysis with practical guidance. Useful for housing lawyers and advice sector practitioners.

Discrimination: A Guide to the Relevant Case Law, 37th ed

Michael Rubenstein

Michael Rubenstein Conferences Ltd | Published February 2024 | ISBN 9781999633066

A widely used practitioner guide summarising the leading UK discrimination case law, updated annually. The 37th edition brings the guide current with recent tribunal and appellate decisions. A standard working reference for discrimination law practitioners.

Equality, Discrimination and the Law

Michael Connolly

Routledge | Published January 2024 | ISBN 9781032034867

A general account of equality and discrimination law, covering the statutory framework, protected characteristics and enforcement mechanisms. Written as an accessible text for students and practitioners. A useful teaching text for discrimination law courses.

Equality Before the Law: Equal Dignity, Wrongful Discrimination, and the Rule of Law

Michael P. Foran

Hart Publishing | Published December 2023 | ISBN 9781509964949

Develops a theoretical account of equality before the law, connecting wrongful discrimination to the broader demands of the rule of law and equal dignity. Engages with foundational debates in discrimination law theory. A significant contribution for legal theorists and equality scholars.

Supporting Legal Capacity in Socio-Legal Context

Mary Donnelly, Rosie Harding, Ezgi Tascioglu (eds)

Hart Publishing | Published November 2023 | ISBN 9781509959075

Examines how the law supports the legal capacity of people with disabilities and cognitive impairments, drawing on socio-legal research. Contributors consider supported decision-making models across jurisdictions. Relevant for disability rights and mental capacity law scholars.

International Workplace Discrimination Law

Joseph Carby-Hall, Zbigniew Goral, Aneta Tyc (eds)

Routledge | Published October 2023 | ISBN 9781032571348

A comparative examination of workplace discrimination law across a range of national jurisdictions, assessing common trends and points of divergence. Contributors bring together doctrinal analysis and comparative insight. Valuable for international employment law practitioners.

Applying International and European Anti-Discrimination Law to the Housing Context

Juan Carlos Benito Sanchez

Hart Publishing | Published August 2023 | ISBN 9781509971374

Examines how international and European anti-discrimination standards apply to housing, an area where discrimination is often under-addressed. Considers access to housing as a site of structural inequality. Relevant for housing and human rights law practitioners.

Class and Social Background Discrimination in the Modern Workplace: Mapping Inequality in the Digital Age

Angelo Capuano

Bristol University Press | Published July 2023 | ISBN 9781529222944

Maps how class and social background disadvantage operates in the modern, increasingly digital workplace, and considers whether existing discrimination law addresses it. Draws on empirical evidence of hiring and workplace inequality. Relevant for employment law scholars and policymakers.

Discrimination Law: Text, Cases and Materials, 3rd ed

Aileen McColgan KC

Hart Publishing | Published April 2023 | ISBN 9781509966592

A leading text, cases and materials collection covering the full scope of UK discrimination law, now in its third edition. Combines statutory text, case extracts and academic commentary in one volume. A standard teaching resource for discrimination law courses.

Discrimination Law, 3rd ed

Sandra Fredman

Oxford University Press | Published March 2023 | ISBN 9780198859277

A leading academic treatise on discrimination law by one of the field's foremost scholars, covering its theoretical foundations and doctrinal development. The third edition updates the work with recent case law and legislative change. A core reference for discrimination law scholarship.

IDS Handbook: Disability 2023

IDS Employment Law Brief Team (ed)

Sweet & Maxwell | Published February 2023 | ISBN 9780414112582

A practical handbook on disability discrimination in employment, covering the statutory duties, reasonable adjustments and tribunal practice. Part of the established IDS handbook series for employment practitioners. A working reference for HR professionals and employment lawyers.

Exponential Inequalities: Equality Law in Times of Crisis

Shreya Atrey, Sandra Fredman (eds)

Oxford University Press | Published January 2023 | ISBN 9780192872999

Examines how crises, from the pandemic to economic shocks, exacerbate existing inequalities and what this means for equality law. Contributors assess the resilience of anti-discrimination frameworks under stress. Relevant for equality law scholars and policymakers.

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