Feminist futures challenges established approaches to development, which continue to privilege the politico-economic aspects. The collection argues for a new paradigm that places women and gender at the centre, puts culture on a par with political economy and pays attention to critical practices, pedagogies and movements for social justice. This path-breaking book should be required for those who are determined to create a more just world, and to transform development into more than an empty practice designed to placate the poor in an increasingly unequal world.