Jude Browne is a Nuffield Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, an Executive Director of the Cambridge University Centre for Gender Studies and a Fellow in Social and Political Sciences at Downing College, University of Cambridge.

'The Future of Gender draws together eminent scholars from diverse academic disciplines to interrogate the conceptual efficacy of 'gender' - evaluating whether, and in what ways, 'gender' provides a useful category of analysis and a productive basis for an emancipatory politics. This is an original and stimulating collection with high quality essays that challenge existing orthodoxies, and one another, in interesting and provocative ways.' Judith Squires, Professor of Political Theory, University of Bristol

• Part I. Reorienting the Feminist Imagination: 1. Mapping the feminist imagination: from redistribution to recognition to representation Nancy Fraser; 2. Perspectives on gender equality: challenging the terms of debate Valerie Bryson; 3. When will society be gender just? Ingrid Robeyns; Part II. Variations on the Theme of 'Gender': 4. Does biology play any role in sex differences in the mind? Simon Baron-Cohen; 5. Sex and the social construction of gender: can feminism and evolutionary psychology be reconciled? Susan Hurley; 6. 'Trans' trouble: trans-sexuality and the end of gender Terrell Carver; 7. Gender and social change Tony Lawson; 8. Procreative mothers (sexual difference) and child-free sisters (gender) Juliet Mitchell; Part III. Gender and Political Practice: 9. The politics of female diversity in the 21st century Catherine Hakim; 10. Gender inequality and the gendered division of labour Rosemary Crompton; 11. The equal treatment principle and 'gender': theory and practice Jude Browne.

Jude Browne is a Nuffield Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, an Executive Director of the Cambridge University Centre for Gender Studies and a Fellow in Social and Political Sciences at Downing College, University of Cambridge.

'The Future of Gender draws together eminent scholars from diverse academic disciplines to interrogate the conceptual efficacy of 'gender' - evaluating whether, and in what ways, 'gender' provides a useful category of analysis and a productive basis for an emancipatory politics. This is an original and stimulating collection with high quality essays that challenge existing orthodoxies, and one another, in interesting and provocative ways.' Judith Squires, Professor of Political Theory, University of Bristol

• Part I. Reorienting the Feminist Imagination: 1. Mapping the feminist imagination: from redistribution to recognition to representation Nancy Fraser; 2. Perspectives on gender equality: challenging the terms of debate Valerie Bryson; 3. When will society be gender just? Ingrid Robeyns; Part II. Variations on the Theme of 'Gender': 4. Does biology play any role in sex differences in the mind? Simon Baron-Cohen; 5. Sex and the social construction of gender: can feminism and evolutionary psychology be reconciled? Susan Hurley; 6. 'Trans' trouble: trans-sexuality and the end of gender Terrell Carver; 7. Gender and social change Tony Lawson; 8. Procreative mothers (sexual difference) and child-free sisters (gender) Juliet Mitchell; Part III. Gender and Political Practice: 9. The politics of female diversity in the 21st century Catherine Hakim; 10. Gender inequality and the gendered division of labour Rosemary Crompton; 11. The equal treatment principle and 'gender': theory and practice Jude Browne.

Jude Browne is a Nuffield Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, an Executive Director of the Cambridge University Centre for Gender Studies and a Fellow in Social and Political Sciences at Downing College, University of Cambridge.

'The Future of Gender draws together eminent scholars from diverse academic disciplines to interrogate the conceptual efficacy of 'gender' - evaluating whether, and in what ways, 'gender' provides a useful category of analysis and a productive basis for an emancipatory politics. This is an original and stimulating collection with high quality essays that challenge existing orthodoxies, and one another, in interesting and provocative ways.' Judith Squires, Professor of Political Theory, University of Bristol

• Part I. Reorienting the Feminist Imagination: 1. Mapping the feminist imagination: from redistribution to recognition to representation Nancy Fraser; 2. Perspectives on gender equality: challenging the terms of debate Valerie Bryson; 3. When will society be gender just? Ingrid Robeyns; Part II. Variations on the Theme of 'Gender': 4. Does biology play any role in sex differences in the mind? Simon Baron-Cohen; 5. Sex and the social construction of gender: can feminism and evolutionary psychology be reconciled? Susan Hurley; 6. 'Trans' trouble: trans-sexuality and the end of gender Terrell Carver; 7. Gender and social change Tony Lawson; 8. Procreative mothers (sexual difference) and child-free sisters (gender) Juliet Mitchell; Part III. Gender and Political Practice: 9. The politics of female diversity in the 21st century Catherine Hakim; 10. Gender inequality and the gendered division of labour Rosemary Crompton; 11. The equal treatment principle and 'gender': theory and practice Jude Browne.