Chapter.1.Introduction- The Politics of Gender and Agriculture -- Chapter.2. Let's talk about land: A tale of two narratives in gender and agricultural development -- Chapter.3. Visualizing the gendering of agricultural mechanization in the Global South: A review of the underlying drivers -- Chapter.4. What happened to gender-intentional participatory research in agriculture? -- Chapter.5.The early embedding of hegemonic masculinity in international AR4D: Norman Borlaug, his ways of working and their gendered implications -- Chapter.6. Navigating the patriarchal politics of institutions: Positioning women and gender equality at the center of agricultural development institutions -- Chapter.7. From Power to Women’s Empowerment:The Missing Links -- Chapter.8.The Tyranny of tools: the politics of knowledge production in gender research -- Chapter.9. An intersectional approach to agricultural research for development (AR4D) -- Chapter.10. Feminist research in agriculture: Moving beyond gender transformative approaches -- Chapter.11.Conclusion- Critical Reflections Towards Re-politicizing Gender in Agriculture.

Open Access

This is a open access book. In the agriculture sector, the language of gender integration often ignores the politics and the power dynamics that are central to critical, and feminist, analysis of gender relations. This volume explores largely neglected topics such as power dynamics, masculinities, gendered social norms, feminist research practice, intersectionality, critical analysis of tools and more, that are fundamental to shifting the entrenched power dynamics and politics of gender research in agriculture. The purpose of this book is to reduce the gap existing between theory, methods, and practice of gender relations in agriculture and agricultural research. Through an in-depth analysis of current processes in agriculture and drawing on existing experiences in other sectors, it seeks to create pathways for learning, catalyzing change and positive impact on gender equity and social inclusion. This volume seeks to bring forth a change in how gender relations in agriculture are researched, practiced and taught.