'Over the years, I have read much of Marilyn Waring's published work and I am always struck by several things. First, its lucidity--her prose is richly textured but also clean, crisp, and uncluttered. Second, its content and tone--her work is always challenging, thought-provoking, and illuminating but also warmly human and infused with humour. Third, the immediacy of its "voice"--Marilyn's voice. Reading one of her books feels like one is settling into a stimulating and enjoyable conversation.' -- T. Brettel Dawson, Department of Law, Carleton University 'These essays track a remarkable woman's journey in the world, a journey marked by commitments to peace, the importance of being counted on issues of gender and human rights, and by her connection of all things in the natural world to human life. Marilyn Waring's determination to overcome accepted "truths" encourages us to dare, hope, and work for equality and dignity, building connections across political differences and economic challenges. Like the spirit that motivated New Zealand women to fight for and obtain the vote in 1893--among the first in the world to obtain that right--the essays in 1 Way 2 C the World reveal the importance of finding new "ways to see" our world.' -- Mary Jane Mossman, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

aOver the years, I have read much of Marilyn Waringas published work and I am always struck by several things. First, its lucidity - her prose is richly textured but also clean, crisp, and uncluttered. Secondly, its content and tone - her work is always challenging, thought-provoking, and illuminating but also warmly human and infused with humour. Thirdly, the immediacy of its avoicea - Marilynas voice. Reading one of her books feels like one is settling into a stimulating and enjoyable conversation.a-T. Brettel Dawson, Faculty of Law, Carleton University

Marilyn Waring is a professor in the Institute of Public Policy at the Auckland University of Technology.