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Review of World Development Report 2012: Gender equality and development

Lourdes Benería is Professor Emerita in the Department of City and Regional Planning, Cornell University. Her work and publications have focused on questions related to women’s work, labor and the informal economy, gender and development, globalization, and Latin American development. More recently, her research has concentrated on the feminization of international migration and the care crisis in Europe. Her publications include Gender, Development and the Global Economy; Global Tensions (ed. with Savitri Bisnath) and Rethinking Labor Market Informalization (ed. with Neema Kudva); and many articles in journals, edited books, and the popular press. Benería has also worked with international organizations, such as the ILO and the former UNIFEM, and has served on many UN committees. At present, she is an associate member at the Inter-University Institute for the Study of Women and Gender in Barcelona, Spain.