Sexing the Soldier

Explore the intricate interplay of gender and military culture in Rachel Woodward's thought-provoking book, Sexing the Soldier, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2007. This insightful work spans 156 pages and presents a critical examination of how gender is perceived within the contemporary British Army. Through original research, Woodward reveals that prevailing gender notions, reflected in policy documents and cultural practices, can actually hinder rather than promote operational effectiveness. By delving into these issues, Sexing the Soldier challenges readers to rethink traditional views and advocates for a more inclusive perspective on gender in the military. Ideal for those interested in military studies, gender studies, or social policy, this book is an essential addition to your library.