"Gender and Knowledge" is a comprehensive non-fiction book that explores the intersection of gender and knowledge in various historical and social contexts. Contributions from renowned authors illuminate topics such as the role of women in science, the impact of gender orders on different professions, and the reception of historical figures who advocated for women's rights. The diversity of perspectives ranges from the analysis of the Swiss war economy to international women's organizations in the 20th century. This book not only provides deep insights into gender studies but also encourages reflection on current challenges related to gender and knowledge. It is a valuable work for anyone interested in gender studies, history, and the development of knowledge in social contexts.