Review: Justice for Trans Athletes [Book Review]

Nordic Sport Science Forum 1 (1):1-10 (2023)
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Abstract

The book consists of 11 chapters which are grouped into three parts: I. Trans Inclusion; II. Trans Rights; III. Media Complicity in Trans Exclusion. I will discuss the chapters in parts I and II in detail. Part III might be of interest to students of media, but the papers are not directly relevant for policy decisions about trans inclusion.

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