Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
| Date: Thursday, 06/July/2023 | |||
| 8:00am - 8:45am |
New Member Welcome Breakfast If you are a new IAFFE member, join the Membership, Communications, Online Events, and Young Scholars Committees for free coffee and breakfast at the New Member Welcome. |
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| 9:00am - 10:50am |
Opening Plenary - Envisioning Feminist Economics Strategies for an Equitable and Sustainable World Chair: Abena Oduro Chair: Abena Oduro, IAFFE Outgoing President & Conference Chair 2023 - Associate Professor of Economics, University of Ghana, Legon. Speakers: • Lebohang Liepollo Pheko, Senior Research Fellow at Trade Collective • Evelyn Nyadwera, Pennsylvania State University, USA • Luiza Nassif Pires, Director, Centro de Pesquisas em Macroeconomia das Desigualdades, Brazil. • Edith Phaswana, Academic Director, Thabo Mbeki School of Public and International Affairs, Unisa, South Africa |
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| 11:10am - 1:00pm |
Land, Water and Productivity Location: In-Person Land rights and access to water in Kilifi County, Kenya 1: University of Oxford, United Kingdom; 2: Independent Consultant Intrahousehold decision-making on household water choices and water insecurity Oxford Department of International Development, United Kingdom Does the landowner’s gender affect self-cultivation and farm productivity? An analysis for India University of Manchester, UK, United Kingdom The Paradox of Women Ownership of Land and Gender Equality in sub-Saharan Africa: Channels and Obstacles Penn State University, United States of America |
Mental health, well-being and justice in South Africa Location: In-Person Chair: Marisa von Fintel Mental health, well-being and justice in South Africa Presentations of the Symposium The Impact of Aging Out of a Child Support Grant System on Mental Health of Adolescents and Parents in South Africa Unpaid work, temporal justice and mental health in South Africa. Gender-based Violence as public health crisis in South Africa. The Costs of Gender-based Violence: A feminist economics perspective Gender and recovery from the trauma of losing a partner: an econometric analysis |
Gender and Macroeconomics: From Analytical Research to Policies Location: In-Person Chair: Lisa Kolovich Gender and Macroeconomics: From Analytical Research to Policies |
| Moving Beyond GDP: Engaging and Consensus-Building on Feminist, Decolonial and Wellbeing Alternatives and Pathways Location: In-Person Chair: Neelanjana Mukhia Moving Beyond GDP: Engaging and Consensus-Building on Feminist, Decolonial and Wellbeing Alternatives and Pathways |
Female Entrepreneurship and Institutions Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Females on Executive Boards and Macroeconomic Conditions: Evidence from Germany Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Impacts of Monetary Policy on Intersectional Labor Outcomes Fitchburg State University, United States of America Female Entrepreneurship and Professional Networks University of Ghana, Ghana EFFECTS OF GENDER NORMS AND PERSONALITY TRAITS ON OUTCOMES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL INITIATIVES IN GHANA University of Ghana, Ghana |
Unpaid Care and Labour Market Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Subsidized and High Quality Child Care but for Whom? University of Utah, United States of America Thai women and their time: labor force participation and the care burden 1: Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York; 2: Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, Thailand. Household Production and Inequality in Living Standards in the U.S., 1965-2019 1: University of Leeds; 2: University of Massachusetts Amherst The motherhood trap: Investigating the impact of the first child on couples' labor trajectories Universidad de la República, Uruguay |
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| Health and Wellbeing Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Do natural disasters increase violence against women? Empirical evidence from India 1: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, India; 2: FLAME University, Pune, India; 3: Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS), Pilani, India Gender differences in mental wellbeing: Are women with low economic status the most vulnerable? University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa Mental Health and Economic Vulnerability among Sexual and Gender Minorities in the US Bard College, United States of America Women and Poverty: A Call for a More Radical Approach to Attaining Gender Equality in Botswana University of Botswana, Botswana |
Gender and Climate Change Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Who brings the emissions home? Investigating the effect of female breadwinner household in greenhouse gases emissions patterns 1: University of Barcelona, Spain; 2: University of Oviedo, Spain Women in Power: Beyond Balance to Engage in Climate Policymaking. University of Ghana, Ghana Energy poverty transition across different social stratification and its reflection on their health: Case of women across Indian households Indian Institute of Technology- Roorkee, India ENGENDERING CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AMONG THE SAMBURU PASTORAL COMMUNITIES OF NORTHERN KENYA University of Nairobi, Kenya, Kenya |
Women's agency and their wellbeing: evidence from three sub-Saharan African settings Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Eeshani Kandpal Women's agency and their wellbeing: evidence from three sub-Saharan African settings Presentations of the Symposium The Competing Impacts of Self-Employment on Intimate Partner Violence and Women’s Economic Autonomy Two Sides of Gender: Sex, Power, and Adolescence Labeled cash transfers and women's entrepreneurial activities: Evidence from an ultra-poor setting 7 years cohort study of different Women Economic Empowerment approaches in Mozambique 1: MUVA, Mozambique; 2: OPM, UK; 3: MUVA, Mozambique; 4: MUVA, Mozambique; 5: MUVA, Mozambique; 6: MUVA, Mozambique |
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| Financiamiento del ciclo de vida, sistemas tributarios y propuestas de reforma para garantizar la construcción de sistemas de cuidado Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Alma Espino Financiamiento del ciclo de vida, sistemas tributarios y propuestas de reforma para garantizar la construcción de sistemas de cuidado |
Interlinkages Between the Climate and Care Crisis Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Anita Nayar Interlinkages Between the Climate and Care Crisis |
Gendering the Debt Crisis: Feminist Economic Perspectives Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Lyn Ossome Gendering the Debt Crisis: Feminist Economic Perspectives |
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| 1:10pm - 2:20pm |
Lunch - Day 1 Location: In-Person |
POSTER SESSION - Day 1 of 2 (same posters as day 2) Location: In-Person Chair: Abena Oduro See conference webpage for any additional information.
Estimating Paid Care Sector in Mongolia National University of Mongolia, Mongolia Gender and Monetary Policy: Labour impacts of exchange rate shocks Trinity College Dublin, Ireland The Single-Double-Triple-Day Argument: A Contribution to the Wages for Housework Movement Belmont University, United States of America Theorizing the value of work through the eyes of Latin American domestic workers in the Netherlands Mesa de Economía Feminista de Bogotá, Colombia Understanding Time Poverty: Insights into Gender and Household Inequalities in South Africa University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa ASSESSMENT OF INTRAGENDER HOUSEHOLD DECISION MAKING AMONG RURAL CASSAVA FARMING HOUSEHOLDS IN OGUN STATE NIGERIA Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta Ogun State, Nigeria Determinants of Financial Literacy Levels among Rural Women in Uganda 1: Makerere University, Uganda; 2: University of Pretoria, South Africa; 3: Uganda Management Institute, Uganda Does the gender of a child matter for school choice in India? Research says ‘yes’ 1: Jawaharlal Nehru University, India; 2: Young Lives; 3: Panjab University Envisioning a Gender-Responsive Budget in the South African Context 1: Section27; 2: Southern Centre on Inequality Studies EQUAL PAY DAY,? FEMINISTES ET DISCRIMINATION DE GENRE DANS LES SALAIRES EN TUNISIE univesrity of tunis, Tunisia Monetary Policy and Labor Market Gender Gaps 1: IMF, United States of America; 2: American University The impact of changes in care and domestic work on children's diets and nutrition Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, Germany Towards an institutional aesthetic of women’s entrepreneurship: A political economy perspective Ladysmith, United States of America The girls who clean. An alternative reading of the economic crises in Argentina (1990-2020). UNSAM, Argentine Republic Free the Period? Evaluating Tampon Tax Reforms using Transaction-Level Scanner Data Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria Reproductive (In)Justice: Assessing India’s New Laws on Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Surrogacy 1: King's College London, IWWAGE; 2: King's College London Towards Gender Equality: Women’s Economic and Political Empowerment in Africa. Universidad de Salamanca Towards transformative gender studies pedagog (ies) for challenging power relations and dominance in the academia Makerere University, Uganda Women’s Under-representation in the Ward Development Committee in Tanzania: Who Will Ensure Their Priorities? University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Employment status of couples and violence against women 1: National University of Mongolia, Mongolia; 2: National Statistical Office of Mongolia Whose property is this? Exploring the formal and informal ownership norms in Pune’s red-light district, India King's College London, IWWAGE, New Delhi, India |
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| 2:30pm - 4:20pm |
Women and Economic Development in Africa Location: In-Person Chair: Leith Lorraine Dunn Women and Economic Development in Africa |
Barriers facing Feminist Economists in the economics profession Location: In-Person Chair: James Heintz Barriers facing Feminist Economists in the economics profession |
Care and the Universal Basic Income in South Africa Location: In-Person Chair: Juhi Kasan Care and the Universal Basic Income in South Africa Doing more harm than good? Consequences of Paid Maternity Leave Extension Policy in India George Washington University, United States of America Impact of Pension Reforms on Women: Learnings from Europe and Africa Independent researcher, Morocco Gendered Policy Implications in South Africa: Implementation oversights disqualifying child caregivers who receive the Child Support Grant from the Social Relief of Distress Grant University of Cape Town, South Africa |
| Reproduction and the Labour Market Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Reproductive Injustice? A County-Level Analysis of the Impact of Abortion Restrictions on Abortion Rates University of Massachusetts, Amherst, United States of America Childbearing Decision-Making and Women's Job Stability in Post-One-Child Policy Era China School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, China, People's Republic of Parental Leave and Discrimination in the Labor Market: The situation of fathers and mothers Johannes Kepler University, Austria Social Reproduction Crisis and Public Policies National Autonomous University of Mexico, México |
Agricultural Households Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session The things people do with land; what of social reproduction? University of the Western Cape, South Africa Intra-household gender dynamics and agricultural technology adoption in Tunisia 1: Independent Consultant; 2: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA); 3: INRAT; 4: Zukunft-Umwelt-Gesellschaft (ZUG) Articulating Value: An Identity-Based Approach to Women Farmworkers' Agency University of Oxford, United Kingdom |
Methods in Feminist Research Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session What is a Feminist Quantitative Method? Opportunities for Feminist Econometrics University of Utah, United States of America Feminist Ecoomics: A Plea for the Extraordinary London School of Economics, United Kingdom What are the Central Features of Feminist Economics: Perspectives of Practitioners 1: University of Utah, USA; 2: Dickinson College, USA Advancing the understanding of inequalities: the measurement of patriarchy in Italy Sapienza University of Rome, Italy |
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| Roundtable Discussion: Disrupting care economy narratives by centering feminist workers visions Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Roula Seghaier tbc Roundtable Discussion: Disrupting care economy narratives by centering feminist workers visions |
The Importance of Archives for Feminist Economics and Feminist Economic Research Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Macarena Fernanda Castaneda Letelier The Importance of Archives for Feminist Economics and Feminist Economic Research |
Deuda pública y feminismo: una mirada desde los derechos humanos Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Iolanda Fresnillo Deuda pública y feminismo: una mirada desde los derechos humanos |
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| What does feminist economics offer to thinking and policy at the intersection of structural transformation and gender justice in a low carbon transition? Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Sarah Bridget Cook What does feminist economics offer to thinking and policy at the intersection of structural transformation and gender justice in a low carbon transition? |
Roundtable: New Feminist Framework for Engendering Fiscal Space Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session Chair: Anuradha Seth Roundtable: New Feminist Framework for Engendering Fiscal Space |
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| 4:45pm - 6:15pm |
Membership Meeting Location: Virtua/Hybrid External Resource for This Session |
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| 6:30pm - 8:00pm |
Opening Reception Location: In-Person |
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