Gender Inequalities in Health: A Swedish Perspective Book

She's an amazing writer, so get ready to take your time over her sentences and her complex thought structures. She has a lot to say about feminism, unsurprisingly, and also about how to think about gender as a player in our legislative and judicial processes. My favorite part was her explanation of "capabilities" or the aspects of life that all of us humans are equally entitled to access, and how political and economic resources ought to be directed to ensuring that every person has equal capability, even if this means allocating more resources to some than others. The primary virtue of this approach from a global perspective is that it gives a way to approach implementing change in unfamiliar cultures without invalidating them--and to see what women will choose to do when they given a meaningful range of choices.