Feminist Futures

Readable and well written ... especially valuable in the classroom. * Choice *
[A] valuable and often challenging volume, a winding river that yields nuggets of gold. * Gender and Development *
While providing an unflinching account of the ravages of globalization, the authors uncover visions of radically transformative feminisms that are rooted in women’s daily struggles for survival. The women, culture and development approach that the authors embrace is more prescient and necessary than ever. * Amrita Basu, Amherst College *
Provides a rich perspective on the lived experiences and agencies of women. A highly creative endeavour that will be valuable to activists and academics committed to both agendas of social justice and nuanced understandings of the effects of development. * Leela Fernandes, author of Transnational Feminism in the United States *
A diverse and exciting tapestry of themes and authors, drawn from different disciplines and countries, assessing the situation of women in the South and speaking to the multiple challenges for the future. * Lourdes Beneria, Cornell University (Emerita) *
A candid and hard-hitting agenda for feminist scholarship and activism in the South in the twenty-first century. * Patricia Mohammed, University of the West Indies *