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FEMINIST DEBATES ON MIGRATION, INEQUALITIES & RESISTANCE

27TH IAFFE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

JUNE 19-21 2018

Sponsors | T20 Argentina - Gender Economic Opportunity Task Force | International DevelopmentResearch Centre - Canada | Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group | African Women's Development

Funds | SUNY New Paltz: Provost's Office, Dean of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Campus AuxiliaryServices, Department of Economics and Department of Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies

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27 th IAFFE Annua l Con fe rence | Fem in i s t Deba te s on M ig ra t ion , I nequa l i t i e s & Res i s t ance

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Greeting IAFFE extends our sincere appreciation to some of the many individuals that have worked so diligently to make this conference a success.

Edith Kuiper, On-Site Host, SUNY New Paltz, Chair Economics Department

Mona Ali, SUNY New Paltz, Economics Department

Cruz Bueno, SUNY New Paltz, Black Studies

Carrie Wykoff, SUNY New Paltz Conference Office

Emily Trapp and Mike McInerney, SUNY New Paltz, Inst. Media Services

Frank Futral, National Historic Sites, Hyde Park

Andrea Collins, IAFFE Conference Coordinator

Rue Mumgaard, IAFFE Student Intern

Polly Morrice and Nancy Baise, Feminist Economics

The State University of New York at New Paltz extends special appreciation to the volunteers who worked diligently on this conference.

Billie Golan Merci Decker | Hamid Azari-Rad | Daniella Medina | Jalitza Baez |

Charlotte Gruen | Emma Ward | Emma Langbert | Izel Shen | Nazan Osmanoglu

| Keynep Kavuncu | Senem Vizviz | Char Johnson | Chrstopher Callinan |

Melanie McNamara | Jade Gallo | Zamanta Alcala | Feline Visscher | KT Tobin |

Anne Roschelle | Emily Vanderpool | Rebecca Young


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DAILY PROGRAM OF EVENTS

DAY ONE – Tuesday, June 19

8:00am — 5:00pm | REGISTRATION | Lecture Center, North Lobby

9:00am — 10:50am | WELCOME & OPENING PLENARY | Lecture Center 100

WELCOME

Edith Kuiper, Conference Host, SUNY New Paltz

Silvia Berger, Conference Organizer and outgoing IAFFE President

OPENING PLENARY

Migration, Inequalities & Resistance

All Trumped Up, Can’t Take It No More: But will women’s resistance reduce inequality in the United States?

RANDY ALBELDA Professor of Economics and Senior Research Fellow

Center for Social Policy, University of Massachusetts Boston

The Unfree Labor of Migrant Domestic Workers RHACEL SALAZAR PARREÑAS

Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies, University of Southern California University

The Fierce and Tricky World of Feminist Economics GITA SEN

DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era)

SILVIA BERGER|Organizer/Chair&outgoingIAFFEPresident

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Edith Kuiper, Conference Host


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10:50am — 11:10pm | BREAK | Lecture Center North

11:10am — 1:00pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1

BODIESANDMARKETS:ETHICALARGUMENTSANDCHOICESJune19—11:10to13:00,Room:HUM218Chair:MarcellaCorsiTheproductionofhumanbeingsbymeansofhumanbeingsYasmineErgas,ColumbiaUniversitySexworkasachoice:malesexworkersinItalyandSwedenMarcoBacio,LundUniversityLoveandhate:understandingandmeasuringfeminicideinEuropeMarcellaCorsi,SapienzaUniversityofRomeStellaIezzi,UniversityofTorVergataCriminalisingclients:someevidencefromtheUKFrancescaBettio,UniversityofSienaMarinaDellaGiusta,UniversityofReadingMariaLauraDiTommaso,UniversityofTorinoSarahJewell,UniversityofReadingPRODUCTIVITY,SOCIALCAPITAL,ANDFOODSECURITYJune19—11:10to13:00,Room208ThegendergapinagriculturalproductivityinMalawiHaroonAkram-Lodhi,TrentUniversityAssessmentOfSocialCapitalDevelopmentandtheExtentOfGenderMainstreamingundertheNationalFadamaIIIProject:2008-2013BosedeAkinbolusere,DevelopmentInitiativesforCommunityEnhancement(DICE)Impactofwomen’sempowermentonfoodandnutritionsecurity:children,adults,andhouseholdlevelanalysisUmaKambhampati,UniversityofReadingEDUCATION,FERTILITY,ANDWELFARE:EVIDENCEFROMTURKEYJune19—11:10to13:00,Room212Chair:BilgeErten,NortheasternUniversityBreakingtheCycle?EducationandtheIntergenerationalTransmissionofViolence

BilgeErten,NortheasternUniversityPinarKeskin,WellesleyCollegeDiscussant:BengiAkbulut,NAPro-natalistPoliciesandWomen'sFertilityPreferencesinTurkey:DoWomenReallyWant“atLeastThreeChildren”?YaseminDildar,CaliforniaStateUniversitySanBernardinoDiscussant:BilgeErten,NortheasternUniversityTheMultidimensionalApproachtoGenderPovertyGap:AnApplicationforTurkeyHasanTekgüç,KadirHasUniversityBengiAkbulut,NADiscussant:YaseminDildar,CaliforniaStateUniversitySanBernardinoRoundtable|WHYMACROECONOMICSMATTERSFORTHERIGHTTOHEALTHJune19—11:10to13:00,Room:HUM214Chair:RadhikaBalakrishnan,RutgersUniversityJamesHeintz,UniversityofMassachusetts,AmherstRosalindMcKenna,OpenSocietyFoundationSakikoFukuda-Parr,TheNewSchoolFEMINISTRADICALPOLITICALECONOMY:LANDANDLABORINASIAANDAFRICAJune19—11:10to13:00,RoomChair:SirishaNaidu,WrightStateUniversityNREGAandruraleconomies:theroleofgenderandclassSmitaRamnarain,SienaCollegeSmritiRao,AssumptionCollegeDiscussant:PaddyQuickMythsofdevelopment:DemocraticdividendsandgenderedsubsidiesoflandandsocialreproductioninUgandaLynOssome,MakerereUniversityDiscussant:JenniferCohen,UniversityoftheWitwatersrandEngenderingtheCrisisExperience:WomenWorkers,Migration,andResistanceinChinaafter2008ZhongjinLi


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Discussant:SmitaRamnarain,UniversityofRhodeIslandREPRODUCTIVEHEALTH,CHILDCAREANDQUALITYOFWORK-1OF2June19—11:10to13:00,RoomLC108SessionChairs:ShareenJoshi,SchoolofForeignService;YanaRodgers,RutgersUniversityContraceptiveUseandWomen’sWorkandEarningsinEthiopiaYanaRodgers,RutgersUniversityFertilityDeclineandWomen’sEmployment:AHistoricalCaseStudyofTamilNaduShareenJoshi,SchoolofForeignServiceWomen’seducation,employmentstatusandthechoiceofbirthcontrolmethod:AninvestigationforthecaseofTurkeySarahGammage,ICRWADVENTURESINLEGALEQUALITYANDOTHERRESEARCHONLGBTQPEOPLEJune19—11:10to13:00,RoomHUM207Chair:MichaelMartell,BardCollegeALaborofLove:Same-SexMarriageandLaborSupplyMaryHansen,AmericanUniversityMichaelMartell,BardCollegeLeanneRoncolato,FranklinandMarshallCollegeOccupationalSegregationbySexualOrientationintheU.S.:ExploringitsEconomicEffectsonSame-SexCouplesCoraldelRio,UniversidadedeVigoOlgaAlonso-Villar,UniversidadedeVigoAnalyzingSexualOrientationandGenderIdentityDiscriminationforFederalContractorandNoncontractorFirmsM.V.LeeBadgett,UniversityofMass,AmherstAmandaBaumle,UnivofHoustonStevenBoutcher,UniversityofMassachusetts-AmherstEunjungJee,UMassAmherstBeyondtheGenderBinary:TransgenderLaborMarketOutcomesintheUnitedStates2014-2016EverestBrennan,UniversityofMassachusettsAmherstTravisCampbell,UniversityofMassachusettsAmherstDOMESTICLABORANDHOUSEHOLDBARGAININGPOWERJune19—11:10to13:00,RoomHUM216

HowdolabormarketparticipationanditsremunerationaffecthomeproductionandbargainingpowerwithinpoorfamiliesinBrazil?ReginaMadalozzo,InsperInstituteofEducationandResearInequalitystartsatHome!!UnpaidCareWorkInequalityandWomen’sEmploymentOutcomesinSenegalRackyBalde,UNU-MERITValueforMoney:NegotiatingWagesintheEgyptianLaborMarketforDomesticWorkHebatallaMohamedAgeHomogamy,IntraHouseholdBargainingandLaborMarketParticipationamongMigrantWomenintheNetherlandsBilisumaDito,MaastrichtUniversityMaartenVink,MaastrichtUniversitySOCIALSTRUCTUREANDLEGALNORMSINISLAMICCOUNTRIES,NEPAL,INDIAANDAFRICAJune19—11:10to13:00,RoomHUM213Chair:ShatanjayaDasgupta,BeloitCollegeTheBiopoliticsofProstitution:TheInterplayofGender,Nation,andSexInNepal’sBadiPopulationsErinCasey-Williams,NicholsCollegeKalpanaKhanal,NicholsCollegeMahrandDivorce:AnIslamicMarriageConceptandItsEffectsonIntrahouseholdBargainingPowerofCouplesLeilaSalarpourGoodarzi,BinghamtonUniversityNormsandIncidenceofDomesticViolence:AnInstrumentalVariablesAnalysisShatanjayaDasgupta,BeloitCollegeWhatEffectsDoGovernanceandRuleofLawHaveonFemaleLabourForceParticipationRateinAfricaIkechukwuNwaka,GirneAmericanUniversityAmarachiNwbueze,AbiaStateUniversity,Uturu,AbiaStateINTRA-HOUSEHOLDDISTRIBUTIONOFWOMEN'SWELLBEINGJune19—11:10to13:00,RoomLC104TheRelativeWell-BeingofWomen:LifeSatisfactionofthePoorinDelhiSutirthaBandyopadhyay,IndianInstituteofManagement,Indore


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ATimeforChange:StrengtheningSocialReforminRuralAreasthroughWomen’sSelf-EmploymentHarnidaAdda,UniversitasTadulakoYvonneNantes,FlindersUniversity

ParenthoodandtheIntra-householdDistributionofWellbeingJaslinKalsi,CurtinUniversitySiobhanAusten,CurtinUniversitySusanHimmelweit,OpenUniversityAstghikMavisakalyan,CurtinUniversity

1:10pm — 2:20pm | LUNCH BREAK – Sponsored by IDRC | Lecture Center, North Lobby

1:20pm — 2:20pm | SPECIAL LUNCH SESSION | LC 108

SPECIAL LUNCH ROUNDTABLE | IDRC | EXPANDING FEMINIST ANALYSIS IN RESEARCH: HOW CAN THE NARRATIVE ON WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT BE MORE INCLUSIVE? June 19 — 13:20 to 14:20, Room LC108 Chair: Sonia Laszlo, McGill University

Kate Grantham, McGill University Sonia Laszlo, McGill University Thalia Kidder, Oxfam GB Niveditha Menon, Centre for Budget and Policy Studies Gita Sen, DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era)

2:30pm — 4:20pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2

FEMINISTRADICALPOLITICALECONOMY:PERSPECTIVESONSOCIALREPRODUCTIONJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM218Chair:SmitaRamnarain,UniversityofRhodeIsland

Precarityandtheconditionsofsocialreproduction:whysecureworkdoesn'tmeansecureworkersJenniferCohen,UniversityoftheWitwatersrandDiscussant:LynOssome,MakerereUniversity

EndogenizingtheEconomicTheoryofSocialReproduction:Feminist-MarxianEconomicsasaGeneralTheoryKatherineMoos,UniversityofMassachusettsAmherstDiscussant:ZhongjinLi

TheInteractionbetweenthesocialreproductionoflaborandthatofcapitalPaddyQuickDiscussant:AvantiMukherjee,SUNYCortland

UnderstandingSocialReproduction:Nature,LaborandCapitalistAccumulationSirishaNaidu,WrightStateUniversityDiscussant:SmritiRao,AssumptionCollege

WOMEN’SINITIATIVETOPOLICYANDPRACTICEINEMPIRICALSTUDIES:INQUALITATIVERESEARCHINTHEFIELDOFLABOR,ACTIVITYANDSUPPORTJUNE19—14:30TO16:20,ROOMHUM212Chair:MarikoOgawa,KyushuUniversity

GenderedImmigrationinJapan:“EntertainmentVisa”inJapan’sImmigrationPolicyReconsidered.SeraOno,OchanomizuUniversity

Transformationof“DomesticWorkers”:Gig-economyandreproductionlaborinIndonesiaKeikoHirano

Supportingprogressingenderequalityforwomenfacingdifficulties-throughsurveyofWomen'sNGOsintheUS,CanadaandJapanMarikoOgawa,KyushuUniversityDiscussant:MarikoAdachi,OchanomizuUniversiy

REPRODUCTIVEHEALTH,CHILDCAREANDQUALITYOFWORK-2OF2June19—14:30to16:20,RoomLC108


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Chair:YanaRodgers,RutgersUniversity

ArmedConflict,SexualandReproductiveHealthandRights,andWomen’sEmployment:TheoreticalandEmpiricalLinksCaitlinKillian,DrewUniversityJenniferOlmsted,DrewUniversityDiscussant:SeeminQayum

BetterJobsforWomen:WhatistheLinkBetweenReproductiveHealthServices,SocialProtectionandLaborMarketPolicy?SarahGammage,ICRWDiscussant:JenniferOlmsted,DrewUniversity

JobInstabilityandFertilityduringtheEconomicRecession:EUCountriesIsabellaGiorgetti,UniversityPolitecnicadelleMarcheDiscussant:AslihanKes

FURTHERINGAFEMINISTMACROECONOMICAGENDA—STRATEGIESFORCHANGEJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM216Chair:EmmaBurgisser,BrettonWoodsProject

AnoverviewofobstaclesandopportunitiesforfeministmacroeconomiststryingtoinfluencemacroeconomicpoliciesDianeElson,UniversityofEssex

PerspectivesonpolicyinterventioninthehumanrightssystemandtrainingofactivistsinfeministeconomicsRadhikaBalakrishnan,RutgersUniversity

WomankindWorldwide—perspectivesontranslatingresearchintoactivism,thevalueoffeministeconomistresearchtowomen’smovementsRoosjeSaalbrink,WomankindWorldwide

‘Gender’economicsattheIMF,reinventingthewheelandacalltoactionEmmaBurgisser,BrettonWoodsProject

THERISEANDDECLINEOFPATRIARCHIALSYSTEMS:NEWBOOKBYNANCYFOLBRE(organizedbymembersoftheFeministTheoryandEconomicsthematicgroup)June19—14:30to16:20,RoomLC104Chair:BarbaraHopkins,WrightStateUniversity

TheRiseandDeclineofPatriarchalSystemsNancyFolbre,UniversityofMassachusettsAmherstDiscussants:CruzBueno,SUNYNewPaltzSCharusheela,UniversityofWashington,Bothell

WOMENECONOMICSDECISIONSJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM213Chair:PaulaRodriguez-Modroño,UniversityPablodeOlavide

WomenandlocalfinancialdecisionmakinginParticipatoryBudgeting(PB)inScotlandAngelaO'Hagan,GlasgowCaledonianUniversity

Professionalwomen'sentrepreneurship,VoicesMustbeHeardHadeelBoshmaf,NUIgalwayNataDuvvury,NationalUniversityofIreland,Galway

DiggingDeeperintothePayGap:ExaminingtheUnderlyingCausesoftheEconomicExplanationsfortheGenderEarningsDisparityBrittanyCovell

Comingbackhome.Theresurgenceoffemalehome-basedbusinessinthepost-crisisrecoveryPaulaRodriguez-Modroño,UniversityPablodeOlavide

WOMEN'SFINANCIALPRACTICESINDEVELOPEDANDUNDERDEVELOPEDCOUNTRIESJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM208

Race,gender,andalternativefinancialservicesintheU.S.JacquelineMorse

Intra-householddecision-makingandsavingforretirement:EvidencefromAustraliaSiobhanAusten,CurtinUniversitySusanHimmelweit,OpenUniversityJaslikKalsi,CurtinUniversityAstghikMavisakalyan,CurtinUniversity

Women,FinancialInclusionandWelfareoutcomes:EvidencefromZambiaElizabethNanziri,UniversityofOxford

ImprovingShock-CopingwithPrecautionarySavings:EffectsofMobileBankingonTransactionalSexinKenyaKellyJones,InternationalFoodPolicyResearchInstiErickGong,MiddleburyCollege


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SEGREGATIONSATWORKANDGENDERGAPSJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM205

WhatGenderWageInequalityexistsintheNigerianPublicandPrivateEmployments?-ReflectionsonGenderOccupationalSegregationandLabourMobilityIkechukwuNwaka,GirneAmericanUniversity

Beyondthegenderpaygap:Multi-methodapproachtostudyinequalityatworkSaraStevano,UWEBristolDanielleGuizzoArchela,UniversityoftheWestofEnglandSusanNewman,UniversityoftheWestofEnglandLottaTakala-Greenish,UniversityoftheWestofEngland

ACohortAnalysisoftheGenderWageGapinSouthAfricaJacquelineMosomi,UniversityofCapeTown

SocialComparisonsattheworkplaceandtheReferencegroupeffect:AfieldexperimentinKolkata,IndiaPoojaBalasubramanian,UniversityofGöttingen

THEEFFECTSOFGENDERSEGREGATIONINDEVELOPEDANDUNDERDEVELOPEDCOUNTRIESJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM207Chair:ShaianneOsterreich,IthacaCollege

EducationalSystemsandSexSegregationbyFieldofStudy:EvidencefromDevelopedCountriesElizabethMoorhouse,LycomingCollege

GenderDifferencesinGhana’sextractivessector:whatarethebarrierstofemaleinvolvementandpossiblediscriminationWilliamBaah-Boateng,DepartmentofEconomics

IndustrialStagnationandFeminizationinIndonesiaShaianneOsterreich,IthacaCollege

PluralisminEconomicsEducationinAmericanColleges:FeministEconomicsandEconomicsofRaceandGenderHamidAzari-Rad,StateUniversityofNewYork--NewPaltz

ECONOMICSANDPOLITICALSITUATION:GENDEREFFECTSJune19—14:30to16:20,RoomHUM214

ThePiousPredatorState:GenderandBrainDraininTurkeyAdemYElveren,FitchburgStateUniversity

EffectsofTerrorismonLaborMarket:CaseStudyofIraqAsmaaYaseen,UniversityOfKansas

WhatdoyoumeanwedodgedtheRecession?AgenderedcohortcomparisonofyoungAustralians’un/employment,educationandhomemaking2001-2016LynCraig,UniversityofNewSouthWalesBrendanChurchill,UniversityofMelbourne

4:20pm — 4:45pm | BREAK | Lecture Center, North Lobby

4:45pm — 6:15pm | MEMBERSHIP MEETING & BOOK CELEBRATION | Lecture Center 100

6:30pm — 8:00pm | OPENING RECEPTION | Student Union Building (SUB), Multi Purpose Room (MPR)


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DAY TWO – Wednesday, June 20

8:00am — 5:00pm | REGISTRATION | Lecture Center, North Lobby

8:30am — 10:20am | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3

ISSUESININTERNATIONALDEVELOPMENTJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomLC104Chair:SmritiRao,AssumptionCollegeDoesGreaterPoliticalRepresentationofWomenhelptoProtectWorkerRights?AnEmpiricalInvestigationAniruddhaMitra,BardCollegeArindamMandal,SienaCollegeDiscussant:JenniferOlmsted,DrewUniversityRevisitingModelsofHouseholdMigrationDecision-Making:Women’sMigrationinNorthernGhanaLyndaPickbourn,HampshireCollegeDiscussant:ArindamMandal,SienaCollegeDomotherscarelessfordaughters?InsightsfromtheIndianTimeUseSurveyAvantiMukherjee,SUNY,CortlandDiscussant:SirishaNaidu,WrightStateUniversityGender,GlobalizationandArabTechWomen’sEmploymentJenniferOlmsted,DrewUniversityDiscussant:LyndaPickbourn,HampshireCollegeFEMINISTECONOMICSANDTHEIRDILEMMASJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM216TheProblemofaName:DefiningFeministEconomicsMerciDecker,SUNYNewPaltzCaughtinbetween,women,feminismandglobalcapitalism.MayadaHassanainTheorizingWomen’sPositioninU.S.CreditMarkets:AFeministReadingofEconomicHistoryMelanieLong,ColoradoStateUniversityTheemergenceofwomen’seconomicwritinginthe18thcenturyEdithKuiper,SUNYNewPaltz

GENDERINEQUALITIESANDLABORMARKETOPPORTUNITIESJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM218Changingwork-familytrajectories:OninferringgenderequalityJennyChanfreau,LSE-LondonSchoolofEconomics&PoliticalScienceLinkingReproductiveJusticeandLaborMarketOpportunity:DoTRAPLawsTrapWomenintoBadJobs?KateBahn,WashingtonCenterforEquitableGrowthMelissaMahoney,UniversityofNorthCarolinaAshevilleAnnieMcGrew,CenterforAmericanProgressMenstrualHealthPolicyinDevelopingCountries:ExaminingtheParadigmandExploringAlternativesSGarikipati,UniversityofLiverpoolEvaluatingGenderRolesandLaborMarketTrajectoriesofRefugeeWomenintheUSRamyaVijaya,RichardStocktonCollegeofNewJerseySELF-EMPLOYMENT:FREEDOMORPRECARIOUSNESS?June20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM207Undergroundemployment:AnalyzingthejobqualityofNewYorkCitysubwaydancersLeanneRoncolato,FranklinandMarshallCollegeCairynneKoh,FranklinandMarshallCollegePrecariousbutEmpowered:WorkersofpublicchildcareinColombiaKristyVivasOlaya,MesadeEconom√≠aFeministayUniversidaddelTolimaLawsofSocialReproductionPrabhaKotiswaran


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MIGRATIONSANDEMPLOYMENTJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM213Adoubledisadvantage?Investigatingthegendergapinlabourmarketoutcomesbetweenblackimmigrantsandlocalsinpost-apartheidSouthAfricaClaireVermaak,UniversityofKwaZulu-NatalColetteMuller,UniversityofKwaZulu-NatalTrailingWivesofHighlySkilledMigrants:arePrivilegedEnough?OlhaShmihelska,MonashUniversityMigration,AestheticLaborandtheCitizenship—ACaseofNortheasternMigrantWomenintheSouthernCitiesofIndiaBinithaThampi,IITMadrasInternationalmigrationandlinguisticgendermarkingJoannaTyrowicz,FAME|GRAPE,IAAEU,UniversityofWarsaw&IZALucasvanderVelde,UniversityofWarsawTHEIMPACTOFUNPAIDWORK,INFORMALLABORANDTRADELIBERALIZATIONONEMPLOYMENTSTATUSJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM208TheImpactofUnpaidWorkonEmploymentStatusinMexicoFranziskaDorn,Georg-August-UniversityGoettingenAlexanderSohn,Georg-August-UniversityGöttingenFemaleLaborAsInsurance:TradeLiberalizationandFemaleLaborForceParticipationinIndiaAshmitaGupta,WageningenUniversityJannekePieters,WageningenUniversityNegotiatingaBetterFuture:StrategiesofWomenWorkersintheInformalSector-ACaseStudyinDelhiSakshiKhurana,NITIAayog,IndiaDomesticEmploymentinBrazil:TwoDecadesofContinuityandChangeCristinaVieceli,UFRGS/DieeseGENDERINQUALITIESINLABOR,EDUCATION,ANDNUTRITIONJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM214Gender-matchingSchoolEffectsonGirls’CognitiveandNon-cognitivePerformance‚ÄîEmpiricalEvidencefromSouthKoreaSeo-YoungCho,Philipps-UniversityofMarburg

TheEffectofWomen’sAutonomyonChildNutrition:EvidencefromSouthAfricaOlanrewajuAdediran,UniversityoftheWitwatersrandGenderEqualityandWomeninSTEM:theCuriousCaseofArabWomeninIsraelNaomiFriedman-Sokuler,BarIlanUniversityMosheJustman,Ben-GurionUniversityoftheNegevTHEPOLITICALSYSTEMANDGENDERJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM212ReviewingtransferabilityofKoreandevelopmentmodelfromagenderperspectiveYehrheeShim,SeoulNationalUniversityAnAnalysisofGenderInequalityintheIndianPoliticalSystemNeelamChoudhary,MaharshiDayanandUniversity,RohtakDoRevolutionandChangesinRiskAttitudesGoHandinHand?EvidencefromBurkinaFasoRanjulaBaliSwain,Misum,StockholmSchoolofEconomicsMohammadSepahvand,UppsalaUniversityRoujmanShahbazian,SwedishInstituteforSocialResearch,StockholmUniversityImpactoftheGlobalGagRuleonWomen'sReproductiveHealthacrossDevelopingRegionsYanaRodgers,RutgersUniversityFEMALEWORKERS,UNIONSANDINDUSTRIALPOLICIESJune20—8:30to10:20,RoomLC108Gendersegregationandthefallinunionizationrate:asocialInteractionStatisticalEquilibriumModel.LuizaNassifPiresNotjustlipservice.Advancingwomen’seconomicjusticeinindustrialisationLilaCaballeroSosa,ActionAidTheAmbivalentImpactofFirmStructuresandOrganizationalCulturesontheWagesofFemaleandMaleEmployeesinGermanyTimothyRinke,UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,InstituteofSociologyAnneBusch-Heizmann,UniversitätDuisburg-EssenAccord,Alliance,andtheQuestionofWorkplaceSafetyofWomenGarmentWorkersinBangladeshNafisaTanjeem,LesleyUniversity


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DefeminizationandTechnologicalUpgradinginManufacturing

ShebaTejani,NewSchoolforSocialResearchDavidKucera,ILO

10:20am — 10:40pm | BREAK | Lecture Center, North Lobby

10:40am — 12:30pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 4

ECONOMICTHEORIESOFPROVISIONING(organizedbymembersoftheFeministTheoryandEconomicsthematicgroup)June20—10:40to12:30,RoomLC104Chair:UlrikeKnobloch,UniversityofVechtaATheoryofCaringProvisioning(includingbookoverview)UlrikeKnobloch,UniversityofVechtaEarlyWomenEconomistsintheGerman-SpeakingAreaandTheirTopicsofStudyandResearchElisabethAllgoewer,UniversityofHamburgAsymmetryandDependencyasStartingPointsforEconomicThinkingandActingMarenJochimsen,UniversityofDuisburg-EssenFeminismMeetsDegrowth:WhoCaresinaDegrowthSociety?MiriamLang,UniversidadAndinaSimónBolivarCorinnaDenglerGENDERANDLABORMARKETDYNAMICSINSOUTHASIA:CULTURALNORMSANDECONOMICINCENTIVESJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM213Chair:ShahraRazavi,UNWomenGenderdynamicsandwomen’slabourforceparticipationinBangladesh:analysisofsurveydataJamesHeintz,UniversityofMassachusetts,AmherstInhabitingandsubvertingculturalnorms:qualitativeinsightsintowomen’slabourmarketbehaviourinBangladeshNailaKabeer,LondonSchoolofEconomicsandPoliticalUnderstandingGenderDynamicsofLabourForceParticipation:CaseStudyofWestBengalAshwiniDeshpande,DelhiSchoolofEconomics

Productiveandreproductive/men’sworkandwomen’swork:insightsfromruralPakistanHarisGazdar,CollectiveforSocialScienceResearchMysbahBalagamwala,OxfordPolicyManagementSidraMazhar,CollectiveforSocialScienceResearchFEMINISTANALYSISOFSOCIALREPRODUCTION.GENDERAPPROACHTOLABORSTATISTICS.June20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM212Genderedeconomic,socialandpoliticaldevelopmentin10CaribbeancountriesLebrechttaNanaOyeHesse-Bayne,SHIDAASUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENTSOLUTIONSLTD.Afeministandpost-colonialengagementwithparadigmsineconomicthoughtandtheoryonland,natureandprivatepropertyKarinSchoenpflug,InstituteforAdvancedStudies(IHS)ViennaGenderapproachinanewworkforcestructuretoexplainworkandlaborstatistics:ColombiancaseAndreaGarcia,MesadeEconomiaFeminista-ColombiaAngelicaMoran,MesadeEconomiaFeminista-ColombiaPUBLICPOLICIESANDGENDERINEQUALITYININDIA,SRILANKA,ANDPERUJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM207Arecastecategoriesmisleading?TherelationshipbetweengenderandjatiinthreeIndianstatesShareenJoshi,SchoolofForeignServiceNishthaKochhar,GeorgetownUniversityVijayendraRao,TheWorldBankGenderandSpatialDisparityofMultidimensionalPovertyinMewatDistrictinHaryanaKavitaChakravarty,MaharshiDayanandUniversity,Rohtak


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TheWomen’sEmpowermentIndexinPeru:Formulation,estimationandimplicationsforpublicpolicyRosaLuzDuran,UniversidaddeLimaEmpowerment,CapabilitiesandGenderConstraintsinFemaleMicroentrepreneurship:AstudyofKandy,SriLankaMelissaLangworthy,TulaneUniversityRURALWOMEN:SOCIOECONOMICANDFAMILYDYNAMICSJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM205Familylabourandagriculturalmarkets:acasestudyofwomen’sworkinagricultureinwesternMaharashtra,India.KrushnaRanaware,SyracuseUniversityGender,YouthandRuralDevelopmentCherylDoss,UniversityofOxfordHealthandwellbeingofyoungwomenandmeninEthiopia,India,PeruandVietnam:LifecourseimpactsFionaCarmichael,UniversityofBirminghamOnthenexusbetweenfamilydynamicsandruralwomen’saccesstocreditinvaluechainfinancingsystem:thecaseofwomenriceparboilersandtradersinBeninRepublic.VincentFlifli,UniversityofAalborg,DenmarkPUBLICPOLICIESANDGENDERINEQUALITIESJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM216ThePoliticalEconomyofFiscalInterventionstoRedressGenderInequalities:EmpiricalEvidencesfromIndiaLekhaChakraborty,NationalInstituteofPublicFinanceandPolicyVeenaNayyar,PolicyFoundationKomalJain,NIPFPWomen'sEconomicEmpowermentandConstraints:AusterityPoliciesandExternalDebtPaymentAliciaGiron,InstitutodeInvestigacionesEconómicas-UNAMDenisseVélez,UNAMUsingpublicprocurementtoenhancegenderequality:evidencefromScottishemployersEmilyThomson,GCUKatharinaSarter,UniversityofSouthWalesDoWomeninparliamentimprovewomen’sfriendlyneedsinAfrica?

MatyKonte,United-NationsUniversityWhatDoesthe#MeTooCampaignReveal?DifferentReactionsamongEUCountriesGiuliaZacchia,SapienzaUniversityofRomeMarcellaCorsi,SapienzaUniversityofRomeMIGRATIONS,GLOBALIZATION,ANDGEO-POLITICALCONTEXTSJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM214InternationalMigration,Globalization,ClassandGenderinequalityWajihaManzoorNabeelSafdar,NUSTGender,Nationality,andDifferentialMigrantExperiencesofAfricansacrossGeopoliticalContextsIbipoJohnston-Anumonwo,SUNYCortlandAregenderchaptersinFTAsenough?EmmaClancy,EuropeanParliamentFemaleMigrationfromCentralAsiatoRussia:DoesItImpactonGenderEquality,Migrants'Capabilities,andEconomy?IrinaKalabikhina,LomonosovMoscowStateUniversityDmitryPoletaev,MigrationResearchCenterEMPOWERMENTINDEVELOPINGCOUNTRIESJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM218Chair:SantoshNandalNandal,MaharshiDayanandUniversity Frommultiplediscriminationstoempowerment:thetestimonyofindigenouswomenintheNortheastSierraofPuebla,Mexico.DenisseVélez,UNAMSharetheLove:ParentalBias,WomenEmpowermentandIntergenerationalMobilityThéophileAzomahou,MaastrichtUniversity,UniversityofClermontAuvergne,CERDIYosephGetachew,UniversityofPretoriaEleniYitbarek,UniversityofPretoriaGenderEqualityandWomenEmpowermentinIndiaSantoshNandalNandal,MaharshiDayanandUniversityAfricanFeminisms:pluralandlocalizedresponsestoGADdiscourseandpracticeRenataSerra,UniversityofFlorida


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CAREWORKANDINEQUALITIESJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomHUM208Publicpolicyandunpaidcare:evidencefromUganda&Zimbabweonwater,health,youthandnormsThaliaKidder,OxfamGBJaneRemme,OxfamGBChildPovertyandSingleMothers:ACriticalAssessmentofChildcareandGenderEqualityinJapanNobukoHara,HoseiUniversityRoundtable|SHAPINGFEMINISTRESEARCHFORPUBLICATION:TIPSANDSTRATEGIESFORALLSTAGESOFRESEARCH,WRITING,JOURNALSUBMISSION,ANDREVISIONJune20—10:40to12:30,RoomLC108

Chair:ElissaBraunstein,ColoradoStateUniversityFindingOurFeministVoices:ACriticalAnalysisofWhatMakesaGoodArticle(inFeministEconomics)SarahGammage,ICRWHowtoGetYourPaperThroughPeerReviewHaroonAkram-Lodhi,TrentUniversityReportingandPresentingStatisticalResultsinFeministEconomicsYanaRodgers,RutgersUniversityTheFeministEconomicspaper:bringingnewideasandevidencetoaninternationalfeministcommunityElissaBraunstein,ColoradoStateUniversityandDianaStrassmann,RiceUniversity

12:40pm — 1:40pm | LUNCH BREAK – Hosted by IDRC | Lecture Center, North Lobby

12:40pm — 1:40pm | SPECIAL LUNCH SESSION | LC 108

SPECIALLUNCHROUNDTABLE|T20ARGENTINAGENDERECONOMICEQUITYTASKFORCESarahGammage,ICRWAliciaGirón,UNAMEstelaRivero,INSADGalaDiazLangou,CIPPEC


Roundtable|TOWARDSBETTERMEASUREMENTOFGENDERINDICATORSJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomLC104Chair:TBAMeasuringTimeUseinDevelopmentSettingsCherylDoss,UniversityofOxfordMeasuringWomen'sAgencyGregSeymour,InternationalFoodPolicyResearchInstituteMeasuringOwnership,Control,andUseofAssetsAletheiaDonald,TheWorldBank

WHYPUBLIC-PRIVATEPARTNERSHIPS(PPPS)AREAFEMINISTISSUEJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM207Chair:GitaSen,DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era) FromprivatizationtoPPPs-thepitfallsandoptionsGitaSen,DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era)Thesemanticsofpartnershipsandwomen’shumanrightsBarbaraAdams,GlobalPolicyForumTheBigGamble:HowSustainableAreGlobalEffortstoLeveragePrivateInvestmentinDevelopment?NancyAlexander,HeinrichBoellFoundationWashington,D.C.


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CHANGESINTHEENVIRONMENT.GENDERIMPACTJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM213Chair:RanjulaBaliSwain,Misum,StockholmSchoolofEconomicsTheSustainableDevelopmentQuagmireRanjulaBaliSwain,Misum,StockholmSchoolofEconomicsGenderandClimateChangePerceptionsinRuralEthiopiaMariaFloro,AmericanUniversityMahmudYesuf,AmericanUniversityClimateChange,NaturalDisastersandtheSpilloverEffectsonUnpaidCare:TheCaseofSuper-TyphoonHaiyanMariaFloro,AmericanUniversityGeorgiaPoyatzisConventionalistanalysisofgenderandworkduringAppalachiancoaldeindustrialisationClaraDallaire-FortierARELABORMARKETSOUTCOMESGOODPROXIESOFWOMEN'SECONOMICEMPOWERMENT?CONSTRAINTSANDSUBJECTIVEDEFINITIONSOFWORKFROMACOMPARATIVEPERSPECTIVEJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM212Chair:SusanaMartinezRestrepo,FedesarrolloGrapplingwiththeChallengesofMeasuringWomen'sEconomicEmpowermentKateGrantham,McGillUniversitySoniaLaszlo,McGillUniversityCanSubsidizedEarlyChildCarePromoteWomen’sEmployment?:EvidencefromaSlumSettlementinAfricaWorkingShelleyClark,McGillUnversityCarolineKabiru,PopulationCouncilSoniaLaszlo,McGillUniversityConceptualizingWomen’sEconomicEmpowermentasaProcessandImplicationsforitsMeasurementinSouthAmericanCountriesLauraRamos-Jaimes,FedesarrolloTheroleofchoice,externalconstraintsandintra-householdbargainingtounderstandwomen’slabordecisions:thecaseofwomeninpovertyinColombiaSusanaMartinezRestrepo,Fedesarrollo

Subjectivedefinitionsofwork:theuseofdiscussiongroupstomeasuresubjectivedimensionsofwomen'seconomicempowermentAlmaEspino,FacultaddeCienciasEconómicasydeAdministración-UDELARRoundtable|IAFFEORGANIZATIONALBUDGETJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomLC108Chair:SilviaBerger,FLACSOArgentina(LatinamericaSchoolofSocialSciences)RandyAlbelda–UniversityofMassachusetts-BostonYanaRodgers–RutgersUniversitySakikoFukuda-Parr,TheNewSchoolMiekeMeurs,AmericanUniversityAndreaCollins,IAFFEFEMINISTECOLOGICALECONOMICS,DEGROWTH,ANDCOMMONSJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM214Chair:PatriciaPerkins,YorkUniversityCommons,justice,andpost-capitalism:HowfeministecologicaleconomicshaslaidthegroundworkPatriciaPerkins,YorkUniversityDiscussant:SophiaSanniti,UniversityofWaterlooOnEcofeminism,Degrowth,andtheExistentialRealSophiaSanniti,UniversityofWaterlooDiscussant:PatriciaPerkins,YorkUniversityTheWickedTensionBetweenLow-GrowthEconomicsandWomen'sEmancipationKaitlinKish,McGillUniversityDiscussant:BengiAkbulut,NACareworkasCommons:TowardsAFeministDegrowthAgendaBengiAkbulut,NADiscussant:KaitlinKish,McGillUniversityRoundtable|'WHATISFEMINISTRADICALPOLITICALECONOMY(FRPE)?'June20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM216PaddyQuickJenniferCohen,UniversityoftheWitwatersrandSirishaNaidu,WrightStateUniversitySCharusheela,UniversityofWashington,BothellDrucillaBarker,UniversityofSouthCarolinaLaurieNisonoff,HampshireCollege


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EDUCATIONALIMPACTONGENDERINEQUALITYJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomGenderAnalysisofAccesstoUniversityEducationinNigeria:MovingTowardsEquityorEquality?RisikatS.Dauda,UniversityofLagosDoesEducationReduceSexism?EvidencefromtheESSNoeliaRiveraGarrido,UniversityOfAlicantePickingwinners:AnempiricalanalysisofthedeterminantsofeducationaloutcomesinIndia.NicholasVasilakos,UniversityofEastAngliaRoleofeducationinfemaleleadership:SuggestiveevidencefromanIndianstateTanyaGandhi,MaharshiDayanandUniversityKavitaChakravarty,MaharshiDayanandUniversity,RohtakDEVELOPINGCAPACITIESFORGENDERANDECONOMICPOLICYMAKINGJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM218Chair:ClaudiaVinay,UNDP

ClaudiaVinay,UNDPMohammadAbbadi,UNCDFSaminaAnwar,UNCDFCAREWORKANDGENDERINEQUALITIESJune20—13:50to15:40,RoomHUM208TheGenderedImpactofAusterityPoliciesinEurope:fromtheLabourMarkettoUnpaidCareWorkEricaAloe,SapienzaUniversityofRomeIreneRiobóoLestón,ReyJuanCarlosUniversityTransformationoftheGenderEqualityStatusinCanada:EstimatingtheImpactofthe2008-2009EconomicCrisisonWorkTimeAnaAndrosik,NewSchoolforSocialResearchTendenciesofcaredemandinColombiaAndreaGarcia,MesadeEconomiaFeminista-ColombiaAngelicaMoran,MesadeEconomiaFeminista-ColombiaCan‘Landnahme’finallylocatetheroleofcareworkforthecapitalistmodeofproduction?AnnaSaave-Harnack,Friedrich-Schiller-Universität

3:40pm — 4:00pm | BREAK | Lecture Center, North Lobby


EXPLORINGTHECONNECTIONSBETWEENWOMEN'SWORKANDEMPOWERMENTJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM208Theworkofempowerment:negotiations,dilemmasandstrategiesNivedithaMenon,CentreforBudgetandPolicyStudiesEmpowermentorDepletion-whatdeterminesoutcomesofwomen'sworkDeeptaChopra,InstituteofDevelopmentStudiesWomenNegotiatingGenderNormsAcrossMultipleSitesforEmpowermentSohelaNazneen,InstituteofDevelopmentStudiesRoundtable|LEVERAGINGFEMINISM/FEMINISTECONOMICSFORPROGRESSIVEPOLICYCHANGE:LESSONSFROMNORTHAMERICAJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM218Chair:MaryKing,PortlandStateUniversity

Howmuchdifferencedoesitmaketohavea(self-proclaimed)feministPrimeMinister?MarthaMacDonaldWorkingwiththeObamaAdministrationtorequirethatfederalcontractorsnotdiscriminatebasedonsexualorientationorgenderidentityM.V.LeeBadgettEnactingpaidfamilyandmedicalleaveinMassachusettsRandyAlbelda,UniversityofMassachusetts–BostonUnion,WorkingFamilyParty,thinktankandacademiccollaborationtogainworkschedulinglegislationinOregonMaryKing


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INTERSECTIONALITY:FEMINISTECONOMICRESEARCHONINTERSECTIONSOFGENDER,RACEANDCLASS(organizedbymembersoftheFeministTheoryandEconomicsthematicgroup)June20—16:00to17:50,RoomLC104Chair:EdithKuiper,SUNYNewPaltzDifferentialMargins:IntersectionalityforDalitandAdivasicontextsSCharusheela,UniversityofWashington,BothellRe-theorizingEconomicSystemsaroundIntersectionality:HierarchiesofDistribution,Work,andInsecurityBarbaraHopkins,WrightStateUniversityWealthPovertyatSocialIntersections:DifferentialAccessandAccumulationDaniellaMedina,SUNYNewPaltzLife’saBitch:TheEverydayStruggleforSurvivalamongHomelessImmigrantMothersAnneRoschelle,SUNYNewPaltzRECLAIMINGATRANSFORMATIVEAGENDA:LINKINGTHEPOLITICALECONOMYANDGENDER-BASEDVIOLENCEACROSSSDGSJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM213Chair:RadhikaBalakrishnan,RutgersUniversityRadhikaBalakrishnan,RutgersUniversityAlexaRusso,RutgersUniversityDianeElson,UniversityofEssexShahraRazavi,UNWomenMEASURINGHUMANDEVELOPMENT,SDGS,WOMEN'SAGENCYANDOWNERSHIPGAPSJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM207ThePotentialforHumanDevelopmentGainsthroughEliminationofGender-BasedDiscriminationinSocialInstitutionsAslihanKesMaraSteinhaus,InternationalCenterforResearchonWomenNeetuJohn,InternationalCenterforResearchOnWomenMuhammadAbbas,UNICEFGaelleFerrant,OECDDevelopmentCentreIntrahouseholdgapsinpropertyownershipIsisGaddis,WorldBankRahulLahoti,UniversityofGöttingen

HemaSwaminathan,IndianInstituteofManagementBangaloreApplyingaFeministLenstoMonitoringtheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs)?:ChallengesandopportunitiespresentedbyanewglobalSDGGenderIndexAlisonHolderGenderDifferencesinAgriculturalProductivityinCôted’Ivoire:ChangesinDeterminantsandDistributionalCompositionoverthePastDecadeAletheiaDonald,TheWorldBankKotchikpaGabrielLawin,LavalUniversityLéaRouanet,WorldBankDOCUMENTARYFILM-STILLSLAVES:THEWESTAFRICANSLAVETRADETHENANDNOWJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM216AnnaNielsenAfilmdocumentingthetravelsuptheWestAfricancoastfromNigeriatoMauritania.Throughthelensofancientslaveryweunearthedthemoderndayslavery/humantraffickingthatcontinuestohauntthisnotoriouscoastline.GENDERINEQUALITIESINEDUCATIONANDHEALTHJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM205Chair:JoanCombsDurso,SullivanUniversitySocioeconomicinequalitiesinmaternalhealthoutcomes-trendsanddeterminants.DoreenOdame,UniversityofGhana,Legon“EducationInequalitybygender,locationandageinMongoliaOtgontugsBanzragch,NationalUniversityofMongoliaLikemotherlikedaughter:Mothers'educationandinvestmentindaughters'educationinIndiaSangeetaChatterji,Rutgers,theStateUniversityofNewJerseySOCIALPOLICIES:IMPACTSONFEMALELABORFORCEJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM212ImpactofConditionalCashTransferProgramonFemaleLaborForceParticipation:EvidencefromRandomizedExperimentinIndonesiaAnaNoveria,NewcastleUniversity


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PaidFamilyLeaveandtheLaborMarket:TheCaseofCalifornia'sPaidFamilyLeaveProgramSamanthaSchenck,CentralConnecticutStateUniversityTheeffectofbasicpensiononlaborsupplyinKoreaHyo-YongSung,SungshinWomen'sUniversityKyung-gonLee,DankookUniversity,EconomicsValuingwomen'svoice:SexismandmansplaininginthelabormarketRashidMemon,LahoreUniversityofManagementSciencesRoundtable|BUILDINGANINCLUSIVEFEMINISTECONOMICSDISCOURSE:DILEMMASOFKNOWLEDGEPRODUCTIONATFEMINISTECONOMICSJune20—16:00to17:50,RoomLC108Chair:ElissaBraunstein,ColoradoStateUniversityDianaStrassmann,RiceUniversityDzodziTsikata,UniversityofGhanaCarenGrown,WorldBankShebaTejani,NewSchoolJulieNelson,UniversityofMassachesttsBostonRenataSerra,UniversityofFloridaNailaKabeer,LondonSchoolofEconomicsCherylDoss,UniversityofOxford

UNDERSTANDINGCAREJune21—16:00to17:50,RoomHUM214Chair:MiekeMeurs,AmericanUniversityMeasuringUnpaidEldercareandAssessingitsRelationshipwithLaborForceParticipation:WhatTimeUseSurveyDataCanRevealTanimaAhmed,AmericanUniversityMariaFloro,AmericanUniversitySegregationandunpaidcarelabor:ThecaseofSantiagodeChileManuelGarcia,UMassAmherstHowcanacapabilitiesframeworkenhancefeministeconomicanalysisofeldercareprovisionandpolicies?SiobhanAusten,CurtinUniversitySusanHimmelweit,OpenUniversityThereseJefferson,GraduateSchoolofBusiness,CurtinUniversityRhondaSharp,UniversityofSouthAustraliaWhoCaresfortheElderly?GenderDifferencesintheRelationshipBetweenUnpaidElderCareWorkandEmploymentinBulgariaMiekeMeurs,AmericanUniversityLisaGiddings,UniversityofWisconsinLaCrosse

6:00pm — 6:50pm | Thematic Groups Meetings | LC 104

6:00pm — 6:50pm | New/Prospective IAFFE Member Welcome & Information Session | LC 104

7:00pm | CONFERENCE DINNER | Student Union Building (SUB), Multi Purpose Room (MPR)

Post-dinner dancing | DJ Jeré is a multi-instrumentalist who has played internationally and worked with artists like Simian Mobile Disco and Moiré. Jeré is also one half of the band Rap Team, who are currently working on their debut record in Brooklyn. When not working on music Jeré likes to take long walks on the beach with her metal detector at sunset. Check out the music here https://soundcloud.com/jerejerejere and https://soundcloud.com/teamrapteam.


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DAY THREE – Thursday, June 21

9:00am — 11:00am | REGISTRATION | Lecture Center, North Lobby

8:30am — 10:20am | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7

MIGRATION.AGENDERAPPROACHJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM218Chair:ZdravkaTodorova,WrightStateUniversityRemittancesandHouseholdswithinNeoliberalGovernance:a“TripleMovement”?KalpanaKhanal,NicholsCollegeZdravkaTodorova,WrightStateUniversityWhitenessontheSoundSystem:Agency,MigrationandFarmingSubjectsinHawai'iAmandaShaw,LSEImmigrationandFemaleBusinessPeopleinChileDuringLate19thCenturyandMid20thCenturyBernarditaEscobarAndrae,UniversityofTalcaMarriage,GenderRoles,andMigration:SelectivityofImmigrantWomeninSouthKoreaandGenderEmpowermentwithintheNewFamilyYunsunHuh,UniversityofWisconsin,WhitewaterTHEFUTUREIS(NOT)GENDERED:STUDENTSVOICES&PERSPECTIVEONHEALTH,FAMILYLIFE&THEWORKPLACEJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM216Chair:JoAnneMyers,MaristCollegeMaristCollege,PoliticalScienceContemporaryPoliticalTheoryPresentersandResearchTeams:• MayaRussell(researchteam:LucyLu,JaySilver,

andAlyaDavis)• JackWilson(researchteam:JoePerniciaro,James

Robbins,GabrielaConlan)• PatrickHickey(researchteam:ZacharyPranger)

TIMEANDINCOMEPOVERTY,MEASUREMENTANDPOLICYJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM205Chair:ThomasMasterson,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeTimeandConsumptionPovertyofSingleFemale-HeadedHouseholdsinGhanaandTanzaniaThomasMasterson,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeAjitZacharias,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeTamarKhitarishvili,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeKijongKim,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeFernandoRios-Avila,LevyEconomicsInstituteofBardCollegeMeasurementofParaguayanhouseholdstimedeficitanditsincidenceinthemeasurementofpovertythresholdbyareasofresidenceAlejandraSolísLópez,UniversidadNacionaldeAsuncion-FacultaddeCienciasEconomicasTimepovertyofPeruvianwomen:Howmuchdoesitaddtoamonetarypovertyperspective?ArletteBeltran,UniversidaddelPacificoSTRUCTURESOFCONSTRAINT:THESEXUALDIVISIONOFLABOURJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM212Chair:EricaAloe,SapienzaUniversityofRome‘Imeanbusiness’:SouthAmericanimmigrantwomen’ssocialandeconomicempowermentthroughgendernegotiationandself-employmentintheU.S.MagaliAlloatti,StateObservatoryformigrationsBrazilKarinJohnson,DepartmentofSociology-UCRiverside


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TrendsandDriversofHorizontalGenderSegregationinHigherEducation:Evidencefrom26OECDEconomiesIzaskunZuazu,UniversityoftheBasqueCountryDominantnarrativesandgender-basedviolenceintheworldofwork:ThecaseofSriLankaMagaliBrosio,CenterforWomen'sGlobalLeadership,Rutgers,StateUniversityofNewJersey,USIncreasinginequalityinworkingtime:AninternationaltrendLygiaSabbagFaresGibb,SouthandCentralAmerica,S√£oPaulo,BrazilAnaLuízaMatosdeOliveiraTIMEUSEINDIFFERENTCOUNTRIESJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomLC104Chair:FareenaMalhi,AmericanUniversityTimeandPoorWomenintheU.S.OzgeOzay,FSUTImeUseAmongUrbanEducatedCouplesinBangladeshFaridaKhan,UniversityofColorado,ColoradoSpringsNon-parentalchildcareandtimeallocationintheUKJooyeounSuh,InstituteforWomen'sPolicyResearchInfrastructure,TechnologyandGenderRoles:Intra-HouseholdTimeAllocationinRuralPakistanFareenaMalhi,AmericanUniversityGenderDifferencesinTimeAllocationandTimePoverty:AComparativeAnalysisofEgyptandTunisiaHananNazier,CairoUniversityAsmaaEzzat,CairoUniversityMIGRATIONANDGLOBALCARECHAINSJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM207GlobalCareChainsRosalbaTodaro,CentrodeEstudiosdelaMujerIrmaArriagada,CentrodeEstudiosdelaMujerJapan’spost-warcarepolicydevelopmentanditsimplicationsonGlobalCareChainNanumJeon,TheUniversityofTokyo

SoheonLee,GakushuinUniversityGenderNormsinTransition:TheRoleofFemaleYouthMigrationanditsImplicationsforFamilyFormationinSenegalNatachaStevanovic-Fenn,ICRWGlobalNetworksofCare:Women’sWorkandImmigrantFamiliesinKansasCityVivianaGrieco,UniversityofMissouri-KansasCityRuchiraSenFEMINISTECONOMICTHEORYANDPOLITICSJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomLC108FeministeconomicsintheageofopenscienceJoanCombsDurso,SullivanUniversityEconomicsThroughtheLegalLookingGlassofGenderInequitiesJaniceAnderson,SUNYNewPaltzIsFeministEconomicsLeft,Right,Center,orNoneoftheAbove?JulieNelson,UniversityofMassachusettsBostonFEMINISTTHEORYANDACTIONJune21—8:30to10:20,RoomHUM213BridgingTheoryandAction:DigitalPlatformsasanOpportunityforFeministEconomicsLeezaGavronsky,ExploringEconomicsBettyNiane,ExploringEconomicsFromCorporationstoCooperation-AGenderedPerspectiveonCreatingaDemocraticEconomyMarianneHill,retiredLegal,practicalandsocialchallengestotheincorporationandtheimplementationofgenderandleadershippoliciesinLatinAmerica.LauraAlbornozPollmann,UniversityofChileWomen’seconomicempowermentatthecommunitylevelanditsimpactonhumandevelopment.AsystematicreviewoftheevidenceinlowandmiddleincomecountriesSarahKhan,UniversityofGöttingen


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10:20am — 10:40pm | BREAK | Lecture Center, North Lobby

10:40am — 12:30pm | CLOSING PLENARY | Lecture Center 100

CLOSINGPLENARY

HumanRightsandFeministEconomics:TheoryinPractice

RADHIKABALAKRISHNANProfessorofWomen’sandGenderStudies

andFacultyDirectoroftheCenterforWomen’sGlobalLeadershipRutgersUniversity

SHAHRASHOUBRAZAVIChiefofResearchandData,UNWomen,NewYork

JULIANNAROOSEVELT

EleanorRooseveltCenteratVal-KillHydePark,NewYork

NAILAKABEER|Organizer/Chair&IAFFEPresident

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