"Gender, Development, and Globalization" is a comprehensive academic book that addresses the topics of feminist economics and development in a global context. In this second edition, the authors Lourdes Benería, Gunseli Berik, and Maria Floro have updated the text to reflect significant theoretical, empirical, and methodological advancements as well as global developments from the past decade. The book offers an interdisciplinary analysis that is accessible to a broad audience and examines the impacts of globalization processes on development and well-being, particularly concerning social and gender justice. The authors discuss strategies and policies that are promising for promoting equitable and sustainable development, and they argue for the relevance of feminist economics as a framework for addressing contemporary global challenges such as inequalities between the global South and North, as well as within individual countries.