Tess Hooks, Lecturer
MA, Sociology, Cornell University
Tess Hooks is a sociologist who teaches about social inequality, the social construction of gender and issues affecting the well-being of women.
Areas of Specialization
- Social inequality
- Social change and development
- Gender
- Women and third world development
- Motherhood and mothering
Selected Publications
- Hooks, Tess, Patrice Leclerc, and Roderic Beaujoy. 2005. "Women in Canada: a century of struggle." Ch. 5 in in Female Well-Being: Toward a Global Theory of Social Change. London, UK: Zed Books.
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Contact Information
Tess Hooks
Department of Sociology
Room 5322, Social Science Centre
- 519-661-2111 x84611
- fax: 519-661-3200
- thooks@uwo.ca