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Feminist Approaches to Economics: Current Discussions Within the Field

YSI Workshop @ The National Press Club

Start time:

April 13, 2020 @ 4:00 am - 7:30 pm

EDT

Location:

National Press Club, Washington, District of Columbia

Type:

Workshop

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Speakers

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Lee Badgett

Professor

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Kate Bahn

Director of Labor Market Policy

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Maria Floro

Professor

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Mieke Meurs

Professor

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Caren Grown

Senior Director Gender

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Description

This workshop will include lectures by and discussion with senior level experts in the field.

Overview

Feminist economics offers a way to reimagine what it means to think like an economist. By offering new perspectives, it not only challenges the predominant economic models, but also offers pointed revisions. Today's key research topics in feminist economics include Gender Aware Macro Modelling; Time and Income Poverty; Gender Inequality in the Labour Market; Informal Markets; Women’s Reproductive and Economic Empowerment; Gender Perspectives in the History of Economic Thought, Feminist Approaches to Methodology Issues. In this workshop, we will discuss the contributions of these new approaches, allowing participants to gain a better understanding of them, and to appreciate their contribution to the renewal of the economics discipline.

About the Gender and Economics Working Group

The Gender and Economics working group works together to conduct in-depth analysis of gender issues in the socio-economic domain. We maintain a critical, transnational, and interdisciplinate perspecitve. With economics and the social sciences, our interests range widely, covering topics such as labor, climate, human rights, finance, welfare, migration, and inequality. And in each of these areas, we explore not just gender, but also race, class, sexuality, disability, age and other conditions that may result in discrimination and/or segregation in economic and social life.

How to Attend

Anyone with an interest in the topic is encouraged to apply. Workshop participants are also invited to the INET Conference that will follow on 14-15

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