Albert Atkin is Lecturer in Philosophy at Macquarie University, Sydney.

"Atkins crisply addresses the ongoing reality of race and racism after the disconnection of race from biological science. Comprehensive, balanced, clear, engaging and accessible for all academic levels." - Naomi Zack, Professor of Philosophy, University of Oregon 'This book is ideal for those working in the human and social sciences, although the author's easy to follow argumentation makes it accessible to non-academics who are simply interested in the current debate surrounding race.' - Ethical Perspectives

• Introduction 1. Is Race Real? 2. Is Race Social? 3. What Should We Do With Race? 4. Racism 5. The Everyday Impact of Race and Racism Conclusion

Albert Atkin is Lecturer in Philosophy at Macquarie University, Sydney.

"Atkins crisply addresses the ongoing reality of race and racism after the disconnection of race from biological science. Comprehensive, balanced, clear, engaging and accessible for all academic levels." - Naomi Zack, Professor of Philosophy, University of Oregon 'This book is ideal for those working in the human and social sciences, although the author's easy to follow argumentation makes it accessible to non-academics who are simply interested in the current debate surrounding race.' - Ethical Perspectives

• Introduction 1. Is Race Real? 2. Is Race Social? 3. What Should We Do With Race? 4. Racism 5. The Everyday Impact of Race and Racism Conclusion