Programme de la conférence

Females on Executive Boards and Macroeconomic Conditions: Evidence from Germany

Jeun, Jisu; Seel, Lilian

Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany

Impacts of Monetary Policy on Intersectional Labor Outcomes

Ozay, Ozge

Fitchburg State University, United States of America

Female Entrepreneurship and Professional Networks

Lambon-Quayefio, Monica Puoma

University of Ghana, Ghana

EFFECTS OF GENDER NORMS AND PERSONALITY TRAITS ON OUTCOMES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL INITIATIVES IN GHANA

Owoo, Nkechi Srodah

University of Ghana, Ghana

Subsidized and High Quality Child Care but for Whom?

Genc, Yazgi

University of Utah, United States of America

Thai women and their time: labor force participation and the care burden

Osterreich, Shaianne¹; Bui, Minh Tam²

1: Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York; 2: Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, Thailand.

Household Production and Inequality in Living Standards in the U.S., 1965-2019

Gautham, Leila¹; Folbre, Nancy²

1: University of Leeds; 2: University of Massachusetts Amherst

The motherhood trap: Investigating the impact of the first child on couples' labor trajectories

Querejeta Rabosto, Martina

Universidad de la República, Uruguay

Do natural disasters increase violence against women? Empirical evidence from India

Agarwal Goel, Prarthna¹; Roy Chowdhury, Joyita²; Parida, Yashobanta²; Padhi, Balakrushna³

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?

Posel, Dorrit; Oyenubi, Adeola

University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa

Mental Health and Economic Vulnerability among Sexual and Gender Minorities in the US

Martell, Michael Ernest

Bard College, United States of America

Women and Poverty: A Call for a More Radical Approach to Attaining Gender Equality in Botswana

Lesetedi, Gwen Ntenda

University of Botswana, Botswana

Who brings the emissions home? Investigating the effect of female breadwinner household in greenhouse gases emissions patterns

Toro, Francisca¹; Serrano, Mònica¹; Fernández Vázquez, Esteban²

1: University of Barcelona, Spain; 2: University of Oviedo, Spain

Women in Power: Beyond Balance to Engage in Climate Policymaking.

Afriyie-Jenkins, Ama

University of Ghana, Ghana

Energy poverty transition across different social stratification and its reflection on their health: Case of women across Indian households

Bajpayee, Priyandu M; Mohanty, Pratap C

Indian Institute of Technology- Roorkee, India

ENGENDERING CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AMONG THE SAMBURU PASTORAL COMMUNITIES OF NORTHERN KENYA

Ongoro, Eunice Boruru

University of Nairobi, Kenya, Kenya

Women's agency and their wellbeing: evidence from three sub-Saharan African settings

Président(s) de session: Kandpal, Eeshani (Center for Global Development, United States of America)

Présentation du symposium

The Competing Impacts of Self-Employment on Intimate Partner Violence and Women’s Economic Autonomy

Casabianca, Maria Sofia¹, Duran, Catalina¹, Lang, Megan², Seither, Julia^1
1Universidad del Rosario, Department of Economics., ²World Bank

Two Sides of Gender: Sex, Power, and Adolescence

Shah, Manisha¹, Seager, Jennifer², Montalvao, Joao³, Goldstein, Markus^3
1UCLA, ²jseager@gwu.edu, ³World Bank

Labeled cash transfers and women's entrepreneurial activities: Evidence from an ultra-poor setting

Kandpal, Eeshani¹, Schnitzer, Pascale², Daye, Modeste^3
1Center for Global Development, ²World Bank, ³Catholic University of Lille

7 years cohort study of different Women Economic Empowerment approaches in Mozambique

Manicom, Ane Cecile¹; Jasper, Paul²; Manicom, Ane Cecile³; Manicom, Ane Cecile⁴; Manicom, Ane Cecile⁵; Selvester, Kerry⁶

1: MUVA, Mozambique; 2: OPM, UK; 3: MUVA, Mozambique; 4: MUVA, Mozambique; 5: MUVA, Mozambique; 6: MUVA, Mozambique

Financiamiento del ciclo de vida, sistemas tributarios y propuestas de reforma para garantizar la construcción de sistemas de cuidado

Président(s) de session: Espino, Alma (Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios sobre el Desarrollo -Uruguay. CIEDUR), Serafini, Verónica (Latindadd)

Présentateur(s): Serafini Geoghegan, Verónica (Latindadd), Gervagi, Antonella (Centro de Investigaciones en Administración Pública CIAP), Méndez Santolaria, Noelia (Centro Interdisciplinario para el Estudio de Políticas Públicas CIEPP), Custódio David, Grazielle (OXFAM LAC), Brown, Carlos (OXFAM LAC), Ruiz, Susana (OXFAM LAC), Noriega, Nashieli (OXFAM LAC)

Interlinkages Between the Climate and Care Crisis

Président(s) de session: Nayar, Anita (Regions Refocus)

Présentateur(s): Nyambura, Ruth (African Ecofeminist Collective, Kenya), Escalante, Maria Alejandra (Funder Learning and Action Co-Laboratory on Gender, Environment, and Climate), Penjueli, Maureen (Pacific Network on Globalisation), Vangelder, Zoé (Stanford University), Williams, Mariama (Integrated Policy Research Institute)

Gendering the Debt Crisis: Feminist Economic Perspectives

Président(s) de session: Ossome, Lyn (Makerere University), Ruwanpura, Kanchana N (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

Présentateur(s): Ghosh, Jayati (U Mass - Amherst), Sung, Sisi (Dundee University), Simeoni, Crystal (NAWI Africa)

Reproductive Injustice? A County-Level Analysis of the Impact of Abortion Restrictions on Abortion Rates

Caraher, Raymond

University of Massachusetts, Amherst, United States of America

Childbearing Decision-Making and Women's Job Stability in Post-One-Child Policy Era China

QI, Liangshu

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

Schmieder, Julia; Weichselbaumer, Doris; Welteke, Clara; Wrohlich, Katharina

Johannes Kepler University, Austria

Social Reproduction Crisis and Public Policies

Girón, Alicia

National Autonomous University of Mexico, México

The things people do with land; what of social reproduction?

Yeni, Sithandiwe

University of the Western Cape, South Africa

Intra-household gender dynamics and agricultural technology adoption in Tunisia

Twyman, Jennifer¹; Najjar, Dina²; Oueslati, Dorsaf²; Benghanem, Hajer³; Werner, Jutta⁴

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

Hansrod, Humaira

University of Oxford, United Kingdom

What is a Feminist Quantitative Method? Opportunities for Feminist Econometrics

Small, Sarah F

University of Utah, United States of America

Feminist Ecoomics: A Plea for the Extraordinary

Sigle, Wendy

London School of Economics, United Kingdom

What are the Central Features of Feminist Economics: Perspectives of Practitioners

Berik, Gunseli¹; Kongar, Ebru²

1: University of Utah, USA; 2: Dickinson College, USA

Advancing the understanding of inequalities: the measurement of patriarchy in Italy

Corsi, Marcella; Aloè, Erica; Zacchia, Giulia; Sciascia, Chiara

Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Roundtable Discussion: Disrupting care economy narratives by centering feminist workers visions

Président(s) de session: Seghaier, Roula (International Domestic Workers Federation)

Présentateur(s): Pheko, Lebohang (Trade Collective), Le Blanc, Ida (National Union of Domestic Employees Trinidad and Tobago), Kente, Gloria (South African Domestic Service and Allied Workers Union)

The Importance of Archives for Feminist Economics and Feminist Economic Research

Président(s) de session: Castañeda, Maca (IAFFE Young Scholars), Shackelford, Jean (Bucknell University, emerita)

Présentateur(s): Knobloch, Ulrike (University in Vechta), Micham, Laura (Director, Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture), Kuiper, Edith (State University of New York, New Paltz)

Deuda pública y feminismo: una mirada desde los derechos humanos

Président(s) de session: Fresnillo, Iolanda (EURODAD), Rulli, Mariana (Universidad Nacional de Río negro)

Présentateur(s): Rulli, Mariana (Universidad Nacional de Río negro), Miranda, Patricia (LATINDADD), Serafini, Verónica (LATINDADD), Brosio, Magalí (Universidad de Birmingham)

What does feminist economics offer to thinking and policy at the intersection of structural transformation and gender justice in a low carbon transition?

Président(s) de session: Cook, Sarah Bridget (UNIVERSITY OF WITWATERSRAND), Valodia, Imraan (University of Witwatersrand)

Présentateur(s): Taylor, Julia (University of Witwatersrand), Cerise, Somali (UNSW), Twine, Wayne (University of Witwatersrand), Unni, Jeemol (Ahmedabad University), Aboobaker, Adam (University of Witwatersrand), Ugurlu, Esra (University of Leeds), Lehmann-Grube, Katrina (University of Witwatersrand), Floro, Maria (American University)

Roundtable: New Feminist Framework for Engendering Fiscal Space

Président(s) de session: Seth, Anuradha (UN Women, USA), Esquivel, Valeria (ILO, Switzerland)

Présentateur(s): Seguino, Stephanie (University of Vermont), Grabel, Ilene (University of Denver), Zacharias, Ajit (Levy Institute), Diallo, Bobo (UN Women, USA)

Does the Minimum Wage Reduce the Gender Wage Gap in the United States?

Kim, Marlene; Fitzpatrick, Anne; Chen, Jie

University of Massachusetts Boston, United States of America

Gender Gaps in Ownership of Nonagricultural Enterprise in Georgia, Mongolia and Cavite, Philippines

Addawe, Mildred¹; Mae Soco, Christian Flora¹; Baes-Espineda, Remedios¹; Joshi, Kaushal¹; Swaminathan, Hema²; Martinez. Jr, Arturo¹

1: Asian Development Bank; 2: Indian Insitute of Management Bangalore, India

AMAZON GREEN RECOVERY AND LABOR MARKET IN BRAZIL: CAN GREEN SPENDING REDUCE GENDER AND RACE INEQUALITIES?

Nassif Pires, Luiza; Marques, Pedro; Tadeu Lima, Gilberto; Taioka, Tainari; Bergamin, José

Made, Brazil

Measuring and explaining the gender wealth gap using individual-level data for South Africa

Casale, Daniela; Oyenubi, Adeola

University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa

Class and Gender: Income inequality in the Eurozone

Corsi, Marcella; Sciascia, Chiara; D'Ippoliti, Carlo

Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Q: Is poverty feminising? A: We don’t know. Addressing barriers to evidence and action on gendered poverty in the next World Bank Gender Equality Strategy

Crawford, Joanne Charlotte; Pradela, Joanna Lindner

International Women's Development Agency, Australia

“There is a broken pocket for someone": Inter- and intra-household utilisation of the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress Grant.

Megannon, Vayda Lee

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Feminist Economic Strategies to Amplify Voices of Canadian Indigenous North

Androsik, Ana

Feminist Data & Research - FDR Inc.

How not to study the effect of parental leave policies: A case study from Slovakia

Dančíková, Zuzana; Sigle, Wendy

London School of Economics, United Kingdom

Abortion and family limitation during the U.S. Progressive era: The analysis of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Irving Fisher

Gomez Betancourt, Rebeca¹; Bankovsky, Miriam²; Johnson, Marianne³

1: University of Lyon 2, France; 2: La Trobe University, Australia; 3: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Municipal-Level Gender Norms: Measurement and Effects on Women in Politics

Carrer, Luisa¹; De Masi, Lorenzo²

1: Toulouse School of Economics, France; 2: University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain

Do I look good enough for electoral success?

Marin Diaz, Alejandra

Universidad de Chile, Chile

What are you talking about?: Applying cognitive interviewing to improve survey questions on women’s economic empowerment for market inclusion

Myers, Emily Camille¹; Heckert, Jessica¹; Salazar, Elizabeth²; Kalagho, Kenan³; Salamba, Flora⁴; Mzungu, Diston⁵; Mswelo, Grace⁴; Pereira, Audrey⁶; Rubin, Deborah⁷; Malapit, Hazel¹; Seymour, Greg¹

1: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), United States of America; 2: Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy at the time of this work; currently at the Inter-American Development Bank; 3: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Water Development, Malawi; 4: Consultant at IFPRI Malawi; 5: Agricultural Technical Vocational Education and Training (ATVET) for Women Program, Malawi; 6: Poverty, Health, and Nutrition Division at the International Food Policy Research Institute at the time of this work; currently at the Department of Public Policy & Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 7: Cultural Practice, LLC

Tramando cuidados: contested care perspectives in re-shaping institutional arrangements in Chile

Bravo Arias, Amparo; Harcourt, Wendy

International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands.

The return of Gender Responsive Budgeting in the context of austerity: The South Africa case

Sibeko, Sbusisiwe Mercy

Parliamentary Budget Office, South Africa

Measuring living standards: A bivariate relative poverty line for extended income and leisure in the U.S.

Dorn, Franziska

University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany

The effects of automation in the apparel and footwear sectors and their gender dimensions

Président(s) de session: Esquivel, Valeria (ILO)

Présentation du symposium

Gender and Technological Upgrading in the Indonesian Apparel and Footwear Industries: A Study of Four Factories

Kucera, David¹, Tejani, Sheba^2
1ILO, ²King's College London

Technological upgrading and its gendered employment effects: Case studies in the apparel and footwear sectors in Mexico

Barcia de Mattos, Fernanda¹, Dutrenit, Gabriela², Esquivel, Valeria¹, Moreno-Brid, Juan Carlos^3
1ILO, ²Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, ³UNAM

The effects of automation in the apparel and footwear sectors and their gender dimensions: Summarizing and reflecting on cross-country case studies

Barcia de Mattos, Fernanda¹, Esquivel, Valeria¹, Kucera, David¹, Tejani, Sheba^2
1ILO, ²King's College London

Gender Differences in Economic Activities of people with disabilities

Tiwari, Smriti¹; Winters, Paul²

1: Skidmore College, United States of America; 2: University of Notre Dame

Division of Unpaid Work in Post-Marital Families in India

Malhotra, Surbhi; Dubey, Amaresh

Jawaharlal Nehru University, India

Estimating the paid care sector in Sri Lanka

Gunewardena, Dileni¹; Perera, Ashvin²; Munas, Hasna²

1: University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka; 2: Verite Research, Sri Lanka

Building India’s Economy on the backs of women’s unpaid work: A gendered analysis of time use data

Nikore, Mitali; Sharma, Mannat; Talwar, Ashruth; Mittal, Mahak; Singh, Unmuktman

Nikore Associates, India

Technology driven approaches to Women’s Economic empowerment – successes and challenges

Président(s) de session: Mitra, Sona (IWWAGE-IFMR (KREA UNIVERSITY), India)

Présentateur(s): Ghosh, Anweshaa (Institute of Social Studies Trust), Surie, Aditi (Indian Institute of Human Settlements), Buteau, Sharon (LEAD at Krea University), ., Sreerupa (Institute of Social Studies Trust)

Women’s Economic Thought in the Romantic Age - Towards a Transdisciplinary Herstory of Economic Thought

Rostek, Joanna

University of Giessen, Germany

Who is an economic historian and what sources count?

Agarwal, Bina

University of Manchester, UK, United Kingdom

Associations between women’s empowerment and maternal depressive symptoms: a cross-sectional analysis deploying data from Balaka and Ntcheu districts in Malawi

Becker, Karoline¹; Bliznashka, Lilia²; Doss, Cheryl¹; Quisumbing, Agnes²; Gelli, Aulo²

1: University of Oxford, United Kingdom; 2: International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington D.C., USA

Gendered Structural Transformation within Manufacturing

Braunstein, Elissa¹; Zuazu, Izaskun²

1: Colorado State University; 2: University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany

Does Capital Intensity affect Gender Equality in Exporting Firms? Evidence from India’s Manufacturing Sector

Kumari, Rozi¹; Goel, Prarthna Agarwal¹; Jena, Devasmita²

1: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi, India; 2: Madras School of Economics, Chennai, India

Impact of Public Transport and Ride-hailing Services on Female Labor Force Participation in Lahore, Pakistan: A Mixed-Method Approach

Amber, Hina

Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, Germany

The potential and limits of gender transformative approaches in action-oriented research

Président(s) de session: Serra, Renata (University of Florida, United States of America)

Discutant(s): Musiimenta, Peace (Makerere University)

Présentation du symposium

Patriarchy and women’s empowerment in rural farming communities in Uganda: Exploring the opportunities for gender transformative innovations

Boonabaana, Brenda, Muhanguzi, Florence Kyoheirwe
Makerere University

Community conversations: Lessons from pastoral communities in Kenya

Bullock, Renee, Miriti, Philip, DuttaGupta, Tanaya
ILRI

Community sensitizations through storybooks and illustrations: lessons from participants’ reflections on their own transformation

Serra, Renata, Ludgate, Nargiza, McKune, Sarah, Russo, Sandra
University of Florida

Crisis of Care: A Problem of Economisation, of Technologisation or of Politics of Care?

Kovalainen, Anne

University of Turku, Finland

How digital platforms are transforming care work?

Rodriguez-Modrono, Paula

University Pabo de Olavide, Spain

Determining unpaid care work burden of women for sustainable development in India

Gupta, Pallavi; Pattanaik, Falguni

Indian Institute of Technology, India

Time poverty and gender in urban sub-Saharan Africa: A mixed-method study of long working days and long commutes in Ghana

Carmichael, Fiona¹; Darko, Chris¹; Duberley, Jo¹; Ercolani, Marco¹; Wheatley, Dan¹; Daley, Patricia²; Schwanen, Tim²

1: UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM, United Kingdom; 2: University of Oxford, United Kingdom

An unbalancing act: Gender and parental division in childcare in South Africa

Hatch, Michelle Deborah

University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa

Análisis de género del sistema nacional de salud en Chile. 70 años de producción hospitalaria (no) orientada al género / Gender Analysis of National Health System in Chile. 70 years of (non) gender-oriented hospital production

Matus-Lopez, Mauricio; Galvez-Muñoz, Lina

Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain

Leaving a trail of indebted care workers behind: Politics of healthcare in India

Balasubramanian, Pooja

IDOS, Germany

Panel: Shifting the narrative; reforming tax systems to achieve gender equal economies and the SDGs.

Président(s) de session: Santiago Bautista, Aroa (UNDP, United States of America), Goni, Orria (UNDP, South Africa)

Présentateur(s): Ossome, Lyn (University of Johannesburg), Miyandazi, LuckyStar (UNDP, South Africa), Grown, Caren (Brookings Institution), Elson, Diane (Essex University), Lombardo, Caroline (UNDESA, USA), Othim, Caroline (UNDP, Kenya)

Panel: Envisioning Feminist Approaches to Health, Human Capital and Gender Equity in Africa

Président(s) de session: Dunn, Leith Lorraine (University of the West Indies, Jamaica and University of Botswana), Fasanmi, Abidemi (St. Georges University, Grenada)

Présentateur(s): Dunn, Leith (University of the West Indies Jamaica & University of Botswana), Dito, Bilisuma (Maastricht University), Joseph, Cornel (University of Dar es Salaam,)

A New Indicator for Care Needs: the Basic Care Basket

D'Alessandre, Vanesa; Caro Sachetti, Florencia; Camisassa, Juan

CIPPEC

Women’s ‘willingness’ to work: Evidence from 5 states in India

Mitra, Sona; Mondal, Bidisha

IWWAGE-IFMR (KREA UNIVERSITY), India

Access to Reproductive Healthcare services in India after the Covid-19 Lockdown: Evidence from Demographic Health Survey Data

Bagchi, Kaushambi¹; Akter, Sonia²; Rustagi, Niharika¹

1: National University of Singapore; 2: Australian National University

Building reproductive justice as a research program in economics

M Nunes, Debora

Colorado State Unversity, United States of America

Gender and Multidimensional poverty at the individual level in Mexico

Covarrubias, Arlette

El Colegio Mexiquense A.C., Mexico

Exploring the Impact of Gender on Access to Credit and Firm Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Akolgo, Portia Mma

Loughborough University Business School, United Kingdom

Gender Equal Taxes

Nordling, Beatrice

The Swedish Women's Lobby, Sweden

Is Non-SNA work a deterrent to higher education of young girls?

Ganesan, Lavanya

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India

The IAFFE Archives: A Users Guide

Président(s) de session: Kuiper, Edith (State University of New York, New Paltz), Shackelford, Jean (Bucknell University, emerita)

Discutant(s): Castañeda, Maca (IAFFE Young Scholars), Kuiper, Edith (State University of New York, New Paltz)

Présentation du symposium

Moving Your records to the Rubenstein Library: What Happens Next,

Lyon, Meghan
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University

Preparing Your Quantitative Research for Reproduction: the challenges of archiving data and code

Combs, Joan¹, Agwuegbo, Chinelo², Nikita Daga, Nikita², Hughes, Joanna^3
1Department of Statistical Science, Duke University, ²IAFFE Young Scholars, Duke University, ³Visiting Scholar, Dept of Statistical Science, Duke University

The Experience of Using the Barbara Bergmann Archives at Duke University

Small, Sarah
University of Utah

Exploring Mable Newcomer’s Life and Papers at the Vassar Archives

Shackelford, Jean
Bucknell University, emerita

Roundtable: Envisioning Feminist Alternative Trade Systems

Président(s) de session: Pheko, Lebohang Liepollo (Women in Migration Network)

Présentateur(s): Sengupta, Ranja (Third World Network), Vande-Pallen, Pauline (Third World Network-Africa), Dehigolla, Senani (Regions Refocus), Williams, Mariama (Integrated Policy Research Institute, United States of America), Yahaya, Diyana (Independent)

The time is now: Strategies and policy pathways for forging feminist economies

Président(s) de session: Kinoti, Wangari (Action Aid International)

Présentateur(s): Postolachi, Ira (International Labour Organisation), Cavallero, Lucia (Universidad de Buenos Aires), Mouzinho, Âurea (Global Alliance for Tax Justice Gender Working Group), Mandanda, Jessica (Feminist Macroeconomic Alliance, Malawi)

Towards a Rights Based Economy: A feminist and decolonial approach

Président(s) de session: Reyes, Emilia (Equidad de Genero)

Présentateur(s): Brosio, Magali (Birmingham University), Vélez Martínez, Denisse (Equidad de Genero), Ampofo-Anti, Ohene (CESR), Kohonen, Matti (Financial Transparency Coalition), Ramgobin, Asha (Human Rights Development Institute)

Roundtable: CORPORATE CAPTURE OF DEVELOPMENT: Public-Private Partnerships, Women’s Human Rights and Global Resistance

Président(s) de session: Rodriguez Enriquez, Corina (CONICET-CIEPP-DAWN, Argentine Republic)

Présentateur(s): Rodriguez Enriquez, Corina (DAWN), Godt, Sue (DAWN), Torkivey, Dzifa (DAWN)

The role of the private sector in care co-responsibility: the case of the Mexican Standard NMX-R-025-SCFI-2015 on Equality and Non-Discrimination

Marchina, Stefania Tapia

N/A, Mexico

Measuring gender inequality in Africa: Country Experiences and actions

Président(s) de session: Akullq, Edna (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Ethiopia), Rosalie, Gonzaque (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa)

Présentateur(s): Rosalie, Gonzaque (UNECA), Matashane-Marite, Keiso (UNECA)

Gender, ethnicity, place, and poverty: intersectional inequality in educational outcomes in Ethiopia

Shifa, Muna Ahmad

SALDRU, South Africa

Occupational Gender Segregation and its Determinants: An Empirical Analysis of the Ghanaian Labour Market

Twumasi Baffour, Priscilla

University of Ghana, Ghana

Feminist Approaches to Understanding Women's Agency and Empowerment

Président(s) de session: Doss, Cheryl (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)

Présentateur(s): Kabeer, Naila (London School of Economics), Clarke, Yaliwe (University of Cape Town), Malapit, Hazel (International Food Policy Research Institute)

Title: The distance between us. What women want from economic policy(makers)

OHagan, Angela

Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom

Defining Gender Responsive Budgeting – Perspectives from UK Practice

Hind, Liz Catherine

Women's Budget Group, United Kingdom

Gendered Austerity and Cash Transfers in Pakistan and Brazil: A Gender-Sensitive Budgeting Assessment

Syed, Maria

Third World Network, Germany

Platform care workers in Europe: global platforms and national care providers

Kovalainen, Anne¹; Weber, Lena²; Poutanen, Seppo³

1: University of Turku, Finland; 2: GESIS, Germany; 3: University of Turku, Finland

Gendered effects of caring for a sick parent: labor market consequences on adult children

Brito, Emilia¹; Contreras, Dante²

1: Brown University, United States of America; 2: Universidad de Chile, Chile

Gendered Relationship between Temporary, Informal Employment and Wages: Evidence from Turkish labor market

Duman, Anil

Central European University, Austria

A Gender- and Care-sensitive Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for Japan

Yamamoto, Yumiko

Okayama University, Japan

Reimagining the Future Beyond Extractives - a paper with and for the Ecofeminist movement in Uganda to outline the potential for transformative change.

Musiime, Joan Akiiza¹; Webber, Alexandra Fay²; Bwailisa, Christine³

1: NAPE, Uganda; 2: Womankind Worldwide, United Kingdom; 3: NAWAD, Uganda

Just an energy transition? A gendered analysis of South Africa’s energy transition

Taylor, Julia Katherine¹; Valodia, Imraan²

1: Southern Centre for Inequality Studies, Wits University, South Africa; 2: Southern Centre for Inequality Studies, Wits University, South Africa

Mines and women: exclusion, co-optation and radical reimagining

Benya, Asanda-Jonas

university of cape town, South Africa

Reimagining Feminist Political Ecology through a Case Study of Indigenous Forest Societies in Central India

Tyagi, Niharika; Das, Smriti

TERI School of Advanced Studies, India

Mapping Women’s Well-Being through time use

Borah, Bornali

GAUHATI UNIVERSITY, India

Is unpaid care work a burden? Decolonising discourses in Global South contexts

Hoque, Sonia

University College London (UCL), United Kingdom

'Realising change: Care, Gender and COVID-19'

Gillespie, Katy

Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom

Sustainable and Caring Principles (SCPs) – A discussion of situated-universal and queer-feminist principles of and for a sustainable as well as caring economy

Knobloch, Ulrike

University of Vechta, Germany

Crypto Governance in Refugee Camps from Feminist Perspective

Fatima, Rawshan E

Rutgers University, United States of America

Empowering young women through paid teaching assistantship: The case of MUVA Assistentes in Mozambique

Chopra, Deepta¹; Saha, Devanik²; Guimaraes, Luize³; Bernadete, Lucia⁴; Selvester, Kerry⁵

1: IDS, UK; 2: IDS, UK; 3: MUVA, Mozambique; 4: MUVA, Mozambique; 5: MUVA, Mozambique

¿Where are the feminist economists? Insights from the south

Rolon, Luciana Maria; Baron, Camila

Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentine Republic

Labour Challenges in Efforts to Sustain and Socially Upgrade the Mauritian Garment Industry

Ternsjo, Linn

Lund University, Sweden

Towards an Ecology of Care: Race, Place, & Justice

Yoon, Sheena

University of Utah, Department of Economics; National Institute of Justice; Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice

Social safety nets, women’s economic empowerment and agency: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Peterman, Amber¹; Steinert, Janina²; Sonke, Kevin³; Wang, Jingying⁴

1: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States of America; 2: Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany; 3: Duke University, Durham, United States of America; 4: Independent Consultant, Shanghai, China

Mother-Friendly Jobs: A Triple Day Thesis Study on Employer Responses to Paid Care Leave Policies in New York and Boston

Freiberg, Tracey¹; Tontoh, Elaine²

1: St. John's University, United States of America; 2: Belmont University, United States of American

Through the Eye of the Needle: Lessons in Women’s Empowerment and Public Policy from the Arab Gulf

Naguib, Rabia¹; Langworthy, Melissa Elizabeth²

1: Doha Institute, Qatar; 2: Ladysmith, United States of America

Academy to Action: Building Economic Justice Dialogue

Président(s) de session: Balakrishnan, Radhika (Rutgers University, United States of America)

Présentateur(s): Rodriguez, Corina (University of Buenos Aires), Espino, Alma (CIEDUR), Simeoni, Crystal (NAWI), Mtsumi, Ashina (GI-ESCR), Reyes, Emilia (Equidad), Awori, Sanyu (AWID)

Development of Feminist Macroeconomics: Commemorating the Work and Contributions of Nilüfer Çagatay

Président(s) de session: Ilkkaracan, Ipek (istanbul Technical University)

Présentateur(s): Elson, Diane (University of Essex), Grown, Caren (Brookings Institution), Esquivel, Valeria (ILO), İzdeş, Özge (İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa), Cos-Montiel, Francisco (UNRISD), Berik, Gunseli (University of Utah)