Labour Markets and Social Policy: Gendered Connections.

When and Why Do States Respond to Women's Claims? Understanding Gender-Egalitarian Policy Change in Asia.

Political Economy of Social Pensions in Asia.

Health Systems as Social Institutions: Progress towards Health in All Policies.

Gender Dimensions of Food and Water Security in Dryland Areas.

Barriers to the Extension of Social protection: Evidence from Asia, IDS Bulletin, Vol. In Social Protection as Development Policy: Asian Perspectives (edited with Naila Kabeer). 'Introduction: Exclusions, deficits and trajectories' (with Naila Kabeer) and 'Chapter 8: Gender, work and security in urban China' (with Susan Jolly).

'Global discourses, national policies, local outcomes: Reflections on ChinaвЂ™s welfare reforms.' In Beatriz Carrillo and Jane Duckett (eds.), China's Changing Welfare Mix: Local Perspectives. Irving (eds.), Social Policy in Challenging Times: Economic Crisis and Welfare Systems. 'China's response to crisis: What role for social policy?' In K. 'Harsh choices: Chinese womenвЂ™s paid work and unpaid care responsibilities under economic reform.' Development and Change, Vol. 'Rebounding from crisis: The role and limits of social policy in ChinaвЂ™s recovery.' In Peter Utting and Shahra Razavi (eds.) ,The Global Crisis and Transformative Social Change, Palgrave Macmillan and UNRISD, Basingstoke.Дў011. The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), New Delhi.Дў012. Pachauri and Laurence Tubiana (eds.), Reducing Inequalities: A Sustainable Development Challenge. (with Xiao-yuan Dong).вЂњWomenвЂ™s paid work and unpaid care responsibilities in China.вЂќ In RГ©mi Genevey, Rajendra K.

вЂњRescuing social protection from the poverty trap: New programmes and historical lessons.вЂќ In Katja Bender, Markus Kaltenborn and Christian Pfleiderer (eds.), Social Protection in Developing Countries: Reforming Systems. вЂњComing Home: The Return of Migrant Workers with Illness or Work-Related Injuries in ChinaвЂ™s Hubei and Sichuan ProvincesвЂњ, Working Paper 2014-5, a Joint project of UNRISD and Sun Yat-sen Center for Migrant Health PolicyДў013.

(with Chuanbo Chen, Shijun Ding and Myra Pong). вЂњ In the shadow of crisis: Change and continuity in ChinaвЂ™s post-crisis social policy, Global crisis and social policy Editors: Stephen McBride et al. вЂњShaping the national social protection strategy in Cambodia: Global influence and national ownershipвЂќ, Global Social Policy, online August 2014Дў014. вЂњPoverty, Inequality and Social Protection in Southeast Asia: An Introduction.вЂќ Journal of Southeast Asian Economies, Vol. вЂњRethinking Social Development for a Post-2015 World.вЂќ Development, Vol. вЂњReview of New Frontiers in Feminist Political Economy.вЂќ Gender and Development, Vol. Current interests include new directions in social policy being taken by emerging and developing countries in the context of financial, social and environmental crisis.Дў014. Recent projects have included a long term study on social protection in Asia, research on migration and health in China and work on the implications of ChinaвЂ™s rise for international development.

Her research has focused in particular on China's social and economic transformations, including work on labour markets and employment, gender, poverty and inequality and social welfare reforms. in Social Policy in Developing Countries from the London School of Economics. Sarah received her PhD in Public Policy from Harvard University and an M.Sc. She was previously a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, and has also worked for the Ford Foundation in China. Sarah Cook was the Director of UNRISD from November 2009 through May 2015.

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