Explore the intersection of gender, governance, and power with “Women, State, and Ideology: Studies from Africa and Asia.” This insightful book delves into the universal ideologies that perpetuate female subordination, analyzing critical government policies affecting women across Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Iran, Malaysia, China, India, Israel, and Vietnam. Discover how deeply ingrained assumptions about domestic roles persist despite diverse political and economic landscapes. The authors argue that lasting change for women requires prolonged struggle and fundamental societal transformation. While national contexts demand tailored strategies, this study highlights a growing global consciousness and increasing opposition to oppressive measures, offering a powerful examination of women’s rights and resistance in Africa and Asia. A must-read for understanding gender studies and political science.