Professor Naila Kabeer, Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex is the author of Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought, The power to choose: Bangladeshi women and labour market decisions in London and Dhaka and Mainstreaming gender and poverty eradication in the Millennium Development Goals and has also edited a number of books including most recently Inclusive citizenship: meanings and expressions. She is on the editorial board of Feminist Economics, Development and Change, Gender and Development and Contributions to Indian Sociology.Agneta Stark, President of Dalarna University, Sweden, Board Member of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Editorial Board Member of Feminist Economics, publications include In Whose Hands? Work, Ageing, Gender and care in Three EU-Countries (2002), "Warm Hands in Cold Age –On the Need of a New World Order of Care" in Warm Hands in Cold Age, (eds. Folbre, Shaw &Stark) Routledge 2006.Since graduating with a masters degree in Gender and Development from the Institute of Development Studies in Britain in 2002, Edda Magnus has worked as a consultant and researcher in the area of gender and social policy both for universities and government agencies. Since 2005 she has been employed by the Icelandic Foreign Service.

• 1. Introduction: Reversing the Gaze 2. The Transition to Mass Literacy: Comparative Insights from Sweden and Pakistan 3. Gender and the Family in Public Policy: A Comparative View of Argentina and Sweden 4. Maternalist Politics in Norway and the Islamic Republic of Iran 5. Challenging the Male Norm of Employment: Evidence from Sweden, Norway and Hungary 6. Sexual Politics and Social Policy: The Swedish Experience Reviewed 7. 'Women are Like Boats': Discourse, Policy and Collective Action in Sweden and India 8. Quotas and Interest Representation: South Africa and Sweden in Comparative Perspective 9. What’s in that Little Book?: The Nordic Roadmap Toward Evidence-Based Gender Policies in Africa 10. Institutionalizing Equality: How to Put Gender Issues at the Centre in Mexico and in Sweden 11. Don’t Disturb the Men: A Viable Gender Strategy? 12. Passion, Pragmatism and the Politics of Advocacy: The Nordic Experience through a 'Gender and Development' Lens

Professor Naila Kabeer, Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex is the author of Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought, The power to choose: Bangladeshi women and labour market decisions in London and Dhaka and Mainstreaming gender and poverty eradication in the Millennium Development Goals and has also edited a number of books including most recently Inclusive citizenship: meanings and expressions. She is on the editorial board of Feminist Economics, Development and Change, Gender and Development and Contributions to Indian Sociology.Agneta Stark, President of Dalarna University, Sweden, Board Member of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Editorial Board Member of Feminist Economics, publications include In Whose Hands? Work, Ageing, Gender and care in Three EU-Countries (2002), "Warm Hands in Cold Age –On the Need of a New World Order of Care" in Warm Hands in Cold Age, (eds. Folbre, Shaw &Stark) Routledge 2006.Since graduating with a masters degree in Gender and Development from the Institute of Development Studies in Britain in 2002, Edda Magnus has worked as a consultant and researcher in the area of gender and social policy both for universities and government agencies. Since 2005 she has been employed by the Icelandic Foreign Service.

• 1. Introduction: Reversing the Gaze 2. The Transition to Mass Literacy: Comparative Insights from Sweden and Pakistan 3. Gender and the Family in Public Policy: A Comparative View of Argentina and Sweden 4. Maternalist Politics in Norway and the Islamic Republic of Iran 5. Challenging the Male Norm of Employment: Evidence from Sweden, Norway and Hungary 6. Sexual Politics and Social Policy: The Swedish Experience Reviewed 7. 'Women are Like Boats': Discourse, Policy and Collective Action in Sweden and India 8. Quotas and Interest Representation: South Africa and Sweden in Comparative Perspective 9. What’s in that Little Book?: The Nordic Roadmap Toward Evidence-Based Gender Policies in Africa 10. Institutionalizing Equality: How to Put Gender Issues at the Centre in Mexico and in Sweden 11. Don’t Disturb the Men: A Viable Gender Strategy? 12. Passion, Pragmatism and the Politics of Advocacy: The Nordic Experience through a 'Gender and Development' Lens

Professor Naila Kabeer, Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex is the author of Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought, The power to choose: Bangladeshi women and labour market decisions in London and Dhaka and Mainstreaming gender and poverty eradication in the Millennium Development Goals and has also edited a number of books including most recently Inclusive citizenship: meanings and expressions. She is on the editorial board of Feminist Economics, Development and Change, Gender and Development and Contributions to Indian Sociology.Agneta Stark, President of Dalarna University, Sweden, Board Member of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Editorial Board Member of Feminist Economics, publications include In Whose Hands? Work, Ageing, Gender and care in Three EU-Countries (2002), "Warm Hands in Cold Age –On the Need of a New World Order of Care" in Warm Hands in Cold Age, (eds. Folbre, Shaw &Stark) Routledge 2006.Since graduating with a masters degree in Gender and Development from the Institute of Development Studies in Britain in 2002, Edda Magnus has worked as a consultant and researcher in the area of gender and social policy both for universities and government agencies. Since 2005 she has been employed by the Icelandic Foreign Service.

• 1. Introduction: Reversing the Gaze 2. The Transition to Mass Literacy: Comparative Insights from Sweden and Pakistan 3. Gender and the Family in Public Policy: A Comparative View of Argentina and Sweden 4. Maternalist Politics in Norway and the Islamic Republic of Iran 5. Challenging the Male Norm of Employment: Evidence from Sweden, Norway and Hungary 6. Sexual Politics and Social Policy: The Swedish Experience Reviewed 7. 'Women are Like Boats': Discourse, Policy and Collective Action in Sweden and India 8. Quotas and Interest Representation: South Africa and Sweden in Comparative Perspective 9. What’s in that Little Book?: The Nordic Roadmap Toward Evidence-Based Gender Policies in Africa 10. Institutionalizing Equality: How to Put Gender Issues at the Centre in Mexico and in Sweden 11. Don’t Disturb the Men: A Viable Gender Strategy? 12. Passion, Pragmatism and the Politics of Advocacy: The Nordic Experience through a 'Gender and Development' Lens