This volume is an impressive collection of papers on equality law. It examines recent developments in South Africa, looks at international and foreign law, and covers several theoretical and jurisprudential questions in equality law. The overriding theme of the volume is the way in which the law can contribute to the achievement of substantive equality. The contributors are renowned equality experts both nationally and internationally. This volume will make a significant contribution to the debate on substantive equality in South Africa and elsewhere.

• Part 1: Achieving substantive equality in South Africa – the law and theory
• Part 2: Achieving substantive equality in the South African employment context
• Part 3: Achieving substantive equality in foreign and international law