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This book offers a comprehensive view of global gender dynamics. It explores the deep-seated prejudices and stereotypes that shape gender discourse. It brings together experiences and narratives from different domains and countries to comprehend broader social, economic, and political forces that contribute to the perseverance of dated stereotypes and consequent marginalization. It explores how gendered gaze runs through literature, arts, corporates, governments, organisational management, gender pay gap, health care and health management, environment and climate change. It brings together diverse perspectives and experiences to map the global challenges and explore interventions like gender budgeting and policy changes. Contributors to the volume are eminent academics, administrators and activists from South Africa, Australia and India with decades of experience and contributions to gender issues. It is an excellent resource for policy developers, educationists, activists, professionals, and practitioners of gender studies, public policy and governance.
