Gender Diversity in Public Law: Between Recognition and Control (Oxford Comparative Constitutionalism)

"What is the relevance of sex characteristics and gender identity in public law? Why do these personal characteristics matter for the legal relation between individuals, and between individuals and the state?

What happens when people do not fit the legal assumptions about sexual anatomy and gender identity?

Are these characteristics erased, regulated, or protected in the law?

How is the understanding of sex characteristics, gender identity, and public law evolving, and how does this development change the relationship between the person and the legal system?"-- Provided by publisher.