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Notes on Contributors

Günseli Berik is Associate Professor of Economics and Gender Studies at University of Utah, where she teaches feminist economics, development economics, and political economy of gender, race/ethnicity, and class in the US. Her research examines the relationship between development, gender labor market inequalities, and well-being. Her latest research focuses on strategies for improving labor standards; gendered labor market outcomes of different kinds of industrial policy; and the Genuine Progress Indicator (GPI). She has conducted research for the United Nations and the World Bank and serves as Associate Editor for Feminist Economics.