Global Governance

SHIRIN M. RAI is Professor in the Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick, UK. Her main areas of research are gender and international political economy, democratization and political institutions, and she is the author of Gender and the International Political Economy of Development.GEORGINA WAYLEN is Reader in the Department of Politics, University of Sheffield, UK. Her main areas of research are gender and international political economy and gender and transitions to democracy. She is the author of Engendering Transitions and Gender in Third World Politics.

• Introduction: Feminist Perspectives on Analysing and Transforming Global Governance; S.M.Rai  & G.Waylen Analysing Global Governance; S.M.Rai   Gender and the Institutions of Global Markets: An Exploration of the Agricultural Sector; E.Prugl    Global Governance as Neo Liberal Governmentality: Gender Mainstreaming in the European Employment Strategy; S.Woehl Governing Intimacy in the World Bank; K.Bedford Governing the European Union: Gender and Macroeconomics; C.Hoskyns   Trade Governance and Gender Mainstreaming in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum; J.True Governing International Law through the International Criminal Court: A New Site for Gender Justice?; L.Chappell Mainstreaming Gender in UN Security Policy: A Path to Political Transformation?; C.Cohn   Governing Globalization: Feminist Engagements with International Trade Policy; D.Liebowitz Gender, Governance, and Globalization at Borders: Femicide at the US/Mexico Border; K.Staudt Transforming Global Governance: Challenges and Opportunities; G.Waylen

'Theoretically sophisticated, historically informed, and critically reflectve, this gender-sensitive volume significantly advances analyses of global governance. The contributors not only illuminate and draw linkages among crucial themes, but also take up the challenge of identifying multiple sites and strategies for taking action.' - V. Spike Petersen, Professor of Political Science, University of Arizona, USA'Those who want to think deeply and widely about global governance will find this collection invaluable for its range, authority and clarity. I recommend it highly for researchers, practitioners and students.' - Gillian Youngs, University of Leicester, UK'Bringing together respected feminist scholars of international relations theory and international political economy (IPE), this collection offers a rich, complex, intellectually powerful, and challenging examination of the highly gendered nature of global governance.' - Mary McAleese, Gender& Development