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`The essays in Nussbaum and Glover's anthology project a powerful
and timely critique of cultural relativism in assessing the quality
of life ... This anthology presents the viewpoints of the
essentialists ... I felt deeply reassured by the cogent arguments
of third-world women, who share my apprehension, in this
multidimensional Nussbaum-Glover anthology. The combination of
philosophical discourse, feminist insights and thorough economic
analysis makes
the book highly unusual ... refreshingly readable with writing that
is witty and displays deep empathy with human values.'
Times Higher Education Supplement
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