`Excellent book. Authors have the rare ability to deal with popular culture and case studies in an enlightened way.

"I have been exploring a few of the concepts of globalization in terms of gender," he said.

Or related interests such as identity, space and the body.

This book, "natural" and "universal," contradicts interpretative strategies, using approaches from women's cultural theory. The book begins by presenting the main themes: the ideas of nature. Issues of size and context posed by globalization and its relation to cultural forms of production; the transformation of genealogies and the emergence of interest in the definitions of life and forms of life. The authors explore these questions through a number of case studies, including Benetton, Jurassic Park, The Body Shop, British Airways, Monsanto and Dolly the Chip.

In order to respect the concerns of "nature, culture and sex" for two decades of feminist theory, this very original book reflects the hypotheses and development of new explanatory possibilities within fixed feminist analytical frameworks.

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