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[^0]:    6 Boserup's seminal monograph "Women's Role in Economic Development" was published in 1970. The "feminization of poverty" became a catch phrase for the complex intersections of class (or more accurately, socioeconomic status and rural locations) with gender that were implicated in underdevelopment.
7 Antrobus, a vocal critic of Structural Adjustment in both the Caribbean and Africa, was also a founder of the Women and Development Network (WAND) at the Cave Hill Campus of the University of West Indies, and of the DAWN network. See Antrobus, P., 2004. The Global Women's Movement: Origins, Issues and Strategies. London, Zed Books.
8 Faculty members Marjorie Mbilinyi and Ruth Meena were among the founding group.
9 The Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) has led the way, holding the first regional workshop on 'Gender Analysis' in 1991, followed by an annual summer institute and annual gender workshops. See Imam, Ayesha, Amina Mama and Fatou Sow (eds) Engendering African Social Sciences (Dakar, CODESRIA, 1996) and CODESRIA's Gender Series.