Wendy Brown (disambiguation)

Last updated October 21, 2023

Wendy Brown (born 1955) is an American professor of social science at the Institute for Advanced Study.

Wendy Brown may refer to:

Wendy Brown (sprinter) (born 1950), New Zealand sprinter
Wendy Brown (heptathlete) (born 1966), retired heptathlete from the United States
Wendy Brown, political activist and plaintiff (see Clyde cancer cluster)

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