Andrea Cornwall is Professor of Anthropology and Development in the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex. She has worked on participation as a researcher and practitioner for many years, and is author of a number of books.Jerker Edström is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies.Alan Greig has worked for over ten years as a consultant with community-based organizations and activist formations in sub-Saharan Africa, South and South-East Asia and the USA on the links between personal and political violence.

Men and Development provides a much-needed shift in masculinity studies scholarship away from the hegemony of the North towards men in the global South. Most importantly, however, the essays in this volume locate men's lives in the context of colonialism, globalization, heteronormativity, poverty, class-based exploitation and institutionalized racism. If we are to create a more gender equal world, we will have to address privilege and oppression at the systemic level of many intersecting axes of power. This book makes a very important contribution to that transformative project.

• 1. Introduction: Politicizing Masculinity - Andrea Cornwall, Jerker Edström & Alan GreigPart I - Embodiments and Transgressions2. Performing Heterosexuality: Male Youth, Vulnerability and HIV in Malawi - Chimaraoke Izugbara and Jerry Okal3. Is s/he More of a Man? Constructing Masculinity as a Female to Male Transsexual in India - Cath Sluggett4. Meyeli Chhele Becomes MSM: Transformation of Idioms of Sexualness Into Epidemiological Forms in India - akshay khanna5. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Constructions of Masculinity and Contemporary Understandings of Sex Work - Cheryl Overs6. Beyond 'Vulnerability': Men, Power and HIV - Jerker EdströmPart II: Structures: Inequities, Violence, Power7. Organized Powers: Masculinities, Managers and Violence - Raewyn Connell8. What Would Make Men Interested in Gender Equality? Reflections from East Africa - Margrethe Silberschmidt9. Men in/and Gender Equality: A Conversation from South Africa - Robert Morrell and Penny Morrell10. Militarized, Religious and Neo-colonial: The Triple-bind Confronting Men in Contemporary Uganda - Chris Dolan11. Local Lives, Global Dialogues: Shifting Discourses of Masculinity in India - Radhika ChopraPart III: Engagements: Changing Masculinities12. Gender Regimes Changing Men or Men Changing Gender Regimes? Challenges for National and Trans-national Social Policy, Gender Equality and Organizing with Men - Jeff Hearn13. Masculinities, Social Exclusion and Prospects for Change: Reflections from Promundo's Work in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Gary Barker, Marcos Nascimento, Christine Ricardo, Marianna Olinger and Marcio Segundo14. Masculinities and Men's Groups in China: A Conversation Between Activists - Fang Gang, He Xiaopei and Susan Jolly15. Women's Empowerment: What do Men Have to Do with It? - Andrea Cornwall, Henry Armas and Mbuyiselo Botha16. 'Swimming Against the Tide is Easier as a Shoal' Changing Masculinities in Nicaragua: a Community-based Approach - Patrick Welsh17. Anxious States and Directions for Masculinities Work with Men - Alan Greig

Andrea Cornwall is Professor of Anthropology and Development in the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex. She has worked on participation as a researcher and practitioner for many years, and is author of a number of books.Jerker Edström is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies.Alan Greig has worked for over ten years as a consultant with community-based organizations and activist formations in sub-Saharan Africa, South and South-East Asia and the USA on the links between personal and political violence.

Men and Development provides a much-needed shift in masculinity studies scholarship away from the hegemony of the North towards men in the global South. Most importantly, however, the essays in this volume locate men's lives in the context of colonialism, globalization, heteronormativity, poverty, class-based exploitation and institutionalized racism. If we are to create a more gender equal world, we will have to address privilege and oppression at the systemic level of many intersecting axes of power. This book makes a very important contribution to that transformative project.

• 1. Introduction: Politicizing Masculinity - Andrea Cornwall, Jerker Edström & Alan GreigPart I - Embodiments and Transgressions2. Performing Heterosexuality: Male Youth, Vulnerability and HIV in Malawi - Chimaraoke Izugbara and Jerry Okal3. Is s/he More of a Man? Constructing Masculinity as a Female to Male Transsexual in India - Cath Sluggett4. Meyeli Chhele Becomes MSM: Transformation of Idioms of Sexualness Into Epidemiological Forms in India - akshay khanna5. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Constructions of Masculinity and Contemporary Understandings of Sex Work - Cheryl Overs6. Beyond 'Vulnerability': Men, Power and HIV - Jerker EdströmPart II: Structures: Inequities, Violence, Power7. Organized Powers: Masculinities, Managers and Violence - Raewyn Connell8. What Would Make Men Interested in Gender Equality? Reflections from East Africa - Margrethe Silberschmidt9. Men in/and Gender Equality: A Conversation from South Africa - Robert Morrell and Penny Morrell10. Militarized, Religious and Neo-colonial: The Triple-bind Confronting Men in Contemporary Uganda - Chris Dolan11. Local Lives, Global Dialogues: Shifting Discourses of Masculinity in India - Radhika ChopraPart III: Engagements: Changing Masculinities12. Gender Regimes Changing Men or Men Changing Gender Regimes? Challenges for National and Trans-national Social Policy, Gender Equality and Organizing with Men - Jeff Hearn13. Masculinities, Social Exclusion and Prospects for Change: Reflections from Promundo's Work in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Gary Barker, Marcos Nascimento, Christine Ricardo, Marianna Olinger and Marcio Segundo14. Masculinities and Men's Groups in China: A Conversation Between Activists - Fang Gang, He Xiaopei and Susan Jolly15. Women's Empowerment: What do Men Have to Do with It? - Andrea Cornwall, Henry Armas and Mbuyiselo Botha16. 'Swimming Against the Tide is Easier as a Shoal' Changing Masculinities in Nicaragua: a Community-based Approach - Patrick Welsh17. Anxious States and Directions for Masculinities Work with Men - Alan Greig

Andrea Cornwall is Professor of Anthropology and Development in the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex. She has worked on participation as a researcher and practitioner for many years, and is author of a number of books.Jerker Edström is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies.Alan Greig has worked for over ten years as a consultant with community-based organizations and activist formations in sub-Saharan Africa, South and South-East Asia and the USA on the links between personal and political violence.

Men and Development provides a much-needed shift in masculinity studies scholarship away from the hegemony of the North towards men in the global South. Most importantly, however, the essays in this volume locate men's lives in the context of colonialism, globalization, heteronormativity, poverty, class-based exploitation and institutionalized racism. If we are to create a more gender equal world, we will have to address privilege and oppression at the systemic level of many intersecting axes of power. This book makes a very important contribution to that transformative project.

• 1. Introduction: Politicizing Masculinity - Andrea Cornwall, Jerker Edström & Alan GreigPart I - Embodiments and Transgressions2. Performing Heterosexuality: Male Youth, Vulnerability and HIV in Malawi - Chimaraoke Izugbara and Jerry Okal3. Is s/he More of a Man? Constructing Masculinity as a Female to Male Transsexual in India - Cath Sluggett4. Meyeli Chhele Becomes MSM: Transformation of Idioms of Sexualness Into Epidemiological Forms in India - akshay khanna5. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Constructions of Masculinity and Contemporary Understandings of Sex Work - Cheryl Overs6. Beyond 'Vulnerability': Men, Power and HIV - Jerker EdströmPart II: Structures: Inequities, Violence, Power7. Organized Powers: Masculinities, Managers and Violence - Raewyn Connell8. What Would Make Men Interested in Gender Equality? Reflections from East Africa - Margrethe Silberschmidt9. Men in/and Gender Equality: A Conversation from South Africa - Robert Morrell and Penny Morrell10. Militarized, Religious and Neo-colonial: The Triple-bind Confronting Men in Contemporary Uganda - Chris Dolan11. Local Lives, Global Dialogues: Shifting Discourses of Masculinity in India - Radhika ChopraPart III: Engagements: Changing Masculinities12. Gender Regimes Changing Men or Men Changing Gender Regimes? Challenges for National and Trans-national Social Policy, Gender Equality and Organizing with Men - Jeff Hearn13. Masculinities, Social Exclusion and Prospects for Change: Reflections from Promundo's Work in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Gary Barker, Marcos Nascimento, Christine Ricardo, Marianna Olinger and Marcio Segundo14. Masculinities and Men's Groups in China: A Conversation Between Activists - Fang Gang, He Xiaopei and Susan Jolly15. Women's Empowerment: What do Men Have to Do with It? - Andrea Cornwall, Henry Armas and Mbuyiselo Botha16. 'Swimming Against the Tide is Easier as a Shoal' Changing Masculinities in Nicaragua: a Community-based Approach - Patrick Welsh17. Anxious States and Directions for Masculinities Work with Men - Alan Greig