'Gender Injustice gives insight to the irony that wherever women are found in the workplace, be it in the most developed countries or in the least developed ones, their story is the same: one of inequality.' Professor Laurence C. Nolan, Howard University, USA '...a masterful examination of gender inequality throughout the world. [Dr Cotter] has conducted an extensive review of the projects embarked upon to eliminate this inequality and has critically reviewed how successful these attempts may prove to be...Moreover, she has provided an excellent overview of the various ways in which such inequality manifests itself throughout the world...Dr Cotter is to be congratulated on her research and I would commend her fine efforts.' John Darby, McCann FitzGerald, Solicitors, International Financial Services Centre, Dublin '...The author's consummate knowledge of comparative law in this area permits of an impressive and illuminating discussion of the role of women and relevant equality legislation in a variety of jurisdictions...Actors in the legal, political and socio-economic spheres with an interest in this area will benefit from a close analysis of this book...' Anthony Moore, Barrister-at-Law, Ireland 'This book is exceptionally well-organized and clearly written. Cotter is a practising lawyer, and her commitments to careful legal analysis are clear throughout the text...There is a richness of information from multiple sources that make the book an incredibly good reference for anyone seeking to investigate the international and national mechanisms by which gender equality has been infused into law.' The Law and Politics Book Review 'The amount of research undertaken with respect to the various legal instruments is impressive as is the range of sources cited in the Bibliography.' The Cambrian Law Review '...this book is likely to be well received by those interested in women's employment and/or poverty...effort has been made to make a book that is essentially about