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SESSION GUIDE FRIDAY JUNE 26 1.00-2.40

JUNE 26

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WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN PERSIAN SPEAKING

COMMUNITIES: AFGHANISTAN

AN AFGHAN DILEMMA: DONORS, BENEFICIARIES, OR NGOS. WHOSE NEEDS COME FIRST?

IMPACT OF ECONOMICAL AUTONOMY ON PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TRADITIONAL SOCIETIES, CASE

OF AFGHANISTAN

JUNE 26

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GENDER DIMENSIONS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

PUBLIC POLICIES, GENDER AGENDA AND CRISIS

CRISIS, DEVELOPMENT AND GENDER

GENDER INEQUALITY IN GLOBAL CRISIS: FOR A

FEMINIST NEW DEAL

A FEMINIST VIEW OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

ECONOMIC CRISIS AND EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE

POLICIES: GENDER DIMENSIONS

CHAIR: SILVIA BERGER

ROSALBA TODARO:

CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS DE LA MUJER

ALICIA GIRÓN:

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA MEXICO

MARIA PAZOS-MORÁN: INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES,

SPAIN

JUAN TORRES-LÓPEZ: UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE LINA

GÁLVEZ-MUÑOZ: PABLO OLAVIDE UNIVERSITY, SEVILLE

RANIA ANTONOPOULOS: LEVY ECONOMICS INSTITUTE

JUNE 26

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ROUNDTABLE-THE CREATIVE ECONOMY AND SOCIAL CHANGE

CHAIR: KATHLEEN BITETTI

KATHLEEN BITETTI, MINA WRIGHT, MERI JENKINS, GAIL BURTON, MARY SHERMAN, JA-NAE DUANE.

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FRIDAY JUNE 26 1.00-2.40

JUNE 26

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CARING FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS

POWERLESS CONSUMERS? CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN,

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND PROTECTIVE CARE SERVICES.

SPANISH REPRODUCTION COST: AN EXAMPLE OF AN

UNSUSTAINABLE CARE ECONOMY

CARING FOR ADULTS IN NEOLIBERAL STATES: LESSONS

FROM THE FEMINIST AND LGBT RIGHTS MOVEMENTS

CAPITALIZING ON THE SOCIAL? CHILD CARE,

DEMOCRACY AND THE REPRIVATIZATION OF SOCIAL

REPRODUCTION IN CANADA

CHAIR: ULRIKE KNOBLOCH: UNIVERSITY OF FRIBOURG

SWITZERLAND

KARI H EIKA: UNIVERSITY OF OSLO

LINA GALVEZ-MUÑOZ, PAULA RODRIGUEZ-MODROÑO and

MÓNICA DOMÍNGUEZ-SERRANO:UNIVERSITY PABLO DE

OLAVIDE

BARBARA E HOPKINS: WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY

TAMMY FINDLAY: UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

JUNE 26

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ECONOMIC THEORY, FEMINIST CRITIQUES AND

INTERDISCIPLINARY

CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CONVERSATIONS FOR

ECONOMISTS: THE POWER AND PERILS OF

DISCIPLINARY CULTURES AND HABITS OF MIND

HOW “CHICAGOAN” ARE GARY BECKER‟S ECONOMIC

MODELS OF MARRIAGE?

A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE ON ECONOMIC STUDIES OF

HAPPINESS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS

FEMINIST ECONOMICS AND WOMEN'S STUDIES: MAKING

THE CASE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY CONNECTIONS

CHAIR: PRUE HYMAN: VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF

WELLINGTON, NZ

MYRA STROBER: STANFORD UNIVERSITY

SHOSHANA GROSSBARD: SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

JULIE NELSON: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON

SUSAN F. FEINER: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE

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JUNE 26

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CREDIT, CONSUMPTION AND EMPOWERMENT

UNEQUAL BORROWERS: WOMEN AND CREDIT IN THE

NEOLIBERAL ERA

HOUSEHOLD GENDER RELATIONS AND CREDIT

UTILISATION IN MPIGI DISTRICT (UGANDA)

WOMEN FEEL MORE PESSIMISTIC THAN MEN: EMPIRICAL

EVIDENCE FROM TURKISH CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

INDEX

ECONOMIC OR NON-ECONOMIC FACTORS - WHAT

EMPOWERS WOMEN? MANAGEMENT (BI), OSLO.

CHAIR: TARUNA RAMESSUR: UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY,

MAURITIUS

JACQUELINE MORSE and SMITA R. NARAIN: UNIVERSITY OF

MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST

BEATRICE MUKASA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY, KAMPALA,

UGANDA

ASLI KÜÇÜKASLAN and SADULLAH ÇELIK: MARMARA

UNIVERSITY

RANJULA BALI SWAIN and FAN YANG WALLENTIN: UPPSALA

UNIVERSITY

JUNE 26

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ENGENDERING POLICY FORMATION I

THE URGENCY OF GENDER INCLUSIVE ECONOMICS – A

FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE FOR AND FROM AFRICA

GENDER SENSITIVITY & ACCOUNTABILITY IN THAI

GOVERNMENT POLICY FORMULATION, IMPLEMENTATION

& EVALUATION FROM AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

THE FAME OF GENDER MAINSTREAMING: THE MIRAGE OF

GENDER EQUITY IN EMPLOYMENT AND BUDGETING

GENDER BUDGETING IN INDIA: IS IT A SILENT

REVOLUTION?

CHAIR: TOMILAYO ADEKANYE: KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY

SHEILA BUNWAREE: UNIVERSITY OF MAURITIUS

YADA PRAPARPUN: RAMKHAMHEANG UNIVERSITY

JANET OLUSI: OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERISTY

KEERTY NAKRAY: QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY

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GENDER ISSUES IN POVERTY ANALYSIS

POVERTY, HEADSHIP AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN ASSET

OWNERSHIP IN LATIN AMERICA: A FIRST

APPROXIMATION

A STRUGGLE AGAINST POVERTY TRAPS: LABOR

REGULARIZING PATHS FOR DISADVANTAGED WOMEN

WITHIN ECONOMICALLY LAGGING CONTEXT IN ITALY

FRAGMENTATION, INCOME, GENDER AND POVERTY

LINKAGES: THE CASE OF THE MAQUILA INDUSTRY IN

GUATEMALA

WOMEN‟S LAND RIGHTS IN THE CONTEXT OF

DECENTRALISATION IN UGANDA

CHAIR: CHERYL DOSS: YALE UNIVERSITY

GINA ALVARADO:UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

CARMEN DIANA DEERE: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

JENNIFER TWYMAN: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

MARIA ROSARIA GAROFALO: UNIVERSITY OF SALERNO

MITA MARRA: CNR NAPLES

ANA RIVAS: INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND

MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF ANTWERP

PEACE MUSIIMENTA AND AMON ASHABA MWIINE:

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY

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JUNE 26

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WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT:

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN

PERSIAN SPEAKING COMMUNITIES:

IRAN

AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE CHANGING

ECONOMIC ROLE OF WOMEN IN IRAN

GENDER AND GLOBALIZATION: THE IRANIAN

EXPERIENCE

VEILED EMPLOYMENT: THE POLITICAL

ECONOMY OF IRANIAN WOMEN‟S

EMPLOYMENT

IRANIAN IMMIGRANT WOMEN LABOR

MARKET STRATEGIES: A COMPLEX AND

ENTANGLED PROCESS

CHAIR: ROKSANA BAHRAMITASH: UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL

FATEMEH MOGHADAM: HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY

JENNIFER OLMSTED: DREW UNIVERSITY

ROKSANA BAHRAMITASH: UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL

ZOHREH NIKNIA: MILLS COLLEGE

JUNE 26

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WOMEN AND GENDER IN LDCS IN THE CURRENT GLOBAL CRISIS: NEW ISSUES IN PEDAGOGY

CHAIR: LAURIE NISONOFF: HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE

LAURIE NISONOFF: HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE,

NAN WIEGERSMA: FITCHBURG STATE COLLEGE,

LYNN DUGGAN: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

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FAMILY SIZE AND SEX RATIOS

ANALYSIS OF FERTILITY IN JAPAN

„RISING SONS‟ AND „SETTING DAUGHTERS‟:

RECENT TRENDS OF CHILD SEX RATIOS IN

INDIAN POPULATION

FAMILY SIZE, ECONOMICS AND CHILD

GENDER PREFERENCE IN THE NYERI

DISTRICT OF KENYA

MAPPING THE DIVERSITIES: FERTILITY

DECLINE AND FEMALE AUTONOMY IN INDIA

CHAIR: KATE STIRLING: UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND

HITOMI KOMATSU: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

SUDDHASIL SIDDHANTA: UNIVERSITY OF KALYANI

TABITHA KIRITI NGANGA: UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, SCHOOL OF

ECONOMICS

DEBASISH NANDY: UNIVERSITY OF KALYANI

JUNE 26

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WORK, FAMILY AND POLICY

WORK-FAMILY POLICIES, WOMEN‟S LABOUR

MARKET OUTCOMES AND BUSINESS

BENEFITS: HOW RELEVANT ARE POLICY

LESSONS FROM HIGH INCOME TO LOWER

INCOME COUNTRIES?

THE PROFITABILITY OF WORK-LIFE

POLICIES: A CASE STUDY

TOWARDS A NEW GENDER CONTRACT? THE

ROLE OF PUBLIC POLICY ON LABOUR

MARKET AND CARE WORK

WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT AND GENDER

RELATIONS IN SWEDEN: THE ROLE OF

FAMILY POLICY

CHAIR: SUSAN GENSEMER: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

ARIANE HEGEWISCH: INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S POLICY RESEARCH

JANET C. GORNICK: CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK GRADUATE CENTER

NATASCIA BOERI: CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK GRADUATE CENTER

LISA GIDDINGS: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE

CARMEN CASTRO: UNIVERSITY COMPLUTENSE OF MADRID

KIMBERLY EARLES: UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

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FEMINIST ECONOMICS FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE AND CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE

CHAIR: DIANA STRASSMANN: RICE UNIVERSITY

DIANA STRASSMANN: RICE UNIVERSITY

EUDINE BARRITEAU: UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

CECILIA CONRAD: SCRIPPS COLLEGE

LOURDES BENERIA: CORNELL UNIVERSITY

JUNE 26

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SOCIAL ASSISTANCE, WELFARE AND

SECURITY

WORKFARE POLICY AND PRACTICE WITH

LONE MOTHERS IN CANADA

LABOUR TRAJECTORIES AND SOCIAL

ASSISTANCE POLICIES IN ARGENTINA

THE PHILIPPINE SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM:

ACCOUNTABILITY AND INFORMAL SECTOR

COVERAGE AND COMPLIANCE ISSUES

EFFECTS OF GENDER ON OLD AGE SECURITY

- AN AUSTRIAN CASE STUDY

CHAIR: MARIANNE FERBER: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

SHOSHANA POLLACK: WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY

CORINA RODRIQUEZ-ENRIQUEZ: CONICET - CIEPP

NATHALIE VERCELES AND ROSALINDA PINEDA-OFRENEO: DEPARTMENT

OF WOMEN'S STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

MICHAELA GSTREIN: INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

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JUNE 26

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ENGENDERING POLICY FORMATION II

LEGAL FORM AND ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE: A

FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF LEGALISTIC

FORMALISM IN GREECE SINCE 1974

FEMINIST ECONOMISTS ENGAGE WITH

INDIA'S 11TH FIVE YEAR PLAN

DEVELOPING GENDER-AWARE POLICY AND

REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS: THE CASE OF

TELECOMMUNICATION REGULATION IN

MOZAMBIQUE

EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AS A POLICY FOR

THEIR CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT

CHAIR: DEOGRATIAS LWEZAURA: MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE FOOD

SECURITY AND COOPERATIVES

ANTIGONE LYBERAKI: PANTEION UNIVERSITY

DEVAKI JAIN AND SYEDA HAMEED

SONIA JORGE: JORGE INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING

KRISHNA KANT JHA: C. M. COLLEGE

JUNE 26

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GENDER AND POVERTY MEASURES

LINKING GENDER TO POVERTY

GENDER DIFFERENTIALS IN VULNERABILITY

ARE POVERTY PROCESSES THE SAME: THE

DETERMINANTS OF POVERTY AMONG FEMALE

HEADED HOUSEHOLDS IN RURAL KENYA.

GOVERNMENT POLICY AND FEMALE LABOUR

FORCE PARTICIPATION IN KENYA:

IMPLICATIONS FOR POVERTY REDUCTION

CHAIR: HAZEL JEAN MALAPIT: ACTION FOR ECONOMIC REFORMS

TARUNA RAMESSUR: UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MAURITIUS

RANJULA BALI SWAIN AND FAN YANG WALLENTIN: UPPSALA UNIVERSITY

MARIA FLORO: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

MWANGI GITHINJI: UMASS-AMHERST

ROSEMARY ATIENO: UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI

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SATURDAY JUNE 27 8.40-10.20

JUNE 27

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GENEALOGIES, DEVELOPMENT AND

EMPOWERMENT

EMPOWERMENT, DEVELOPMENT AND

FEMINISM: FROM THE GRASSROOTS TO THE

MAINSTREAM

MODERNITY, TRADITION AND HOUSEHOLDS:

THE IMPLICATIONS OF SANDRA HARDING'S

SCIENCES FROM BELOW FOR FEMINIST

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

WHOSE RIGHTS? WHOSE DEVELOPMENT?

BRIDGING NORTH/SOUTH PERSPECTIVES ON

GLOBAL RESTRUCTURING, GENDER, AND

THE HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH TO

DEVELOPMENT

DO MICROCREDIT LENDING PROGRAMS

REALLY EMPOWER THE WOMEN? A

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MICRO- CREDIT

INSTITUTIONS IN BANGLADESH AND IN THE

U.S.

CHAIR: DRUCILLA BARKER: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CAROLE BIEWENER: SIMMONS COLLEGE

SUZANNE BERGERON: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DEARBORN

EUDINE BARRITEAU: UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

FAHIMA AZIZ: HAMLINE UNIVERSITY

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IMPACTS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

FROM WALL STREET TRADERS TO BREE

STREET TRADERS: LINKAGES BETWEEN THE

MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT AND

STREET TRADING IN JOHANNESBURG

THINKING IMPACTS OF THE CURRENT

GLOBAL CRISIS THROUGH 2000-2001

FINANCIAL CRISIS OF TURKEY: WHY WOMEN

SUFFER MORE?

IS THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL MARKET

INTEGRATION ON WOMEN‟S EMPLOYMENT

DIFFERENT THEN MEN‟S? EVIDENCE FROM

CROSS-COUNTRY COMPARISON

IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL

MELTDOWN ON WOMEN IN DEVELOPING

ECONOMIES -- CASE STUDIES FROM INDIA

CHAIR: ALICIA GIRÓN: UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO

JENNIFER COHEN: UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND

MELDA Y. OZTURK: 19 MAYIS UNIVERSITY

NURAY ERGÜNES, MALTEPE UNIVERSITY

ELLEN HOUSTON: MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COLLEGE

SAKUNTALA NARASIMHAN: INDEPENDENT RESEARCHER

JUNE 27

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MARRIAGE, REPRODUCTION AND

WOMEN'S WELL-BEING

SEX RATIOS AND RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN

MARRIAGE RATES IN SOUTH AFRICA

IMPACT OF UNDERAGE MARRIAGES OF

FEMALES ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

INDEX(HDI)- AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE

POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE DECLINE OF

MARRIAGE

CHAIR: TABITHA KIRITI-NGANGA: UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI

DANIELA CASALE: UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL

MONICA DAS: DELHI UNIVERSITY

BARBARA BERGMANN: PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS EMERITA,

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AND AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

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JUNE 27

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CARE WORK

CARE WORKERS IN ARGENTINA

LABORING THE SOUL --- WITH GENDER?:

EMOTIONAL LABOR, GENDER NORMS AND

MENTAL STRESS AMONG PAID CARE

WORKERS IN JAPAN

MEASURING THE COSTS AND

CONTRIBUTIONS OF CARE WORK IN

MASSACHUSETTS

HOW CARE WORK EMPLOYMENT SHAPES

EARNINGS IN A CROSS-NATIONAL

PERSPECTIVE

CHAIR: AGNETA STARK: DALARNA UNIVERSITY

VALERIA ESQUIVEL: UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE GRAL. SARMIENTO

SEIICHI MATSUKAWA: TOKYO GAKUGEI UNIVERSITY

RANDY ALBELDA: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON

MIGNON DUFFY: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

NANCY FOLBRE: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST

MICHELLE BUDIG: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

JOYA MISRA: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

JUNE 27

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ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION ON LESBIAN/GAY/BISEXUAL/TRANS/QUEER PEDAGOGY IN THE ECONOMICS

CLASSROOM

CHAIR: STACY SNEERINGER: WELLESLEY COLLEGE

PRUE HYMAN: VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND,

M.V. LEE BADGETT: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST,

KARIN SCHOENPFLUG: UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA.

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JUNE 27

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GENDER EQUALITY IN THE BUSINESS

AND BANKING WORLD

GENDER EQUALITY IS SMART ECONOMICS:

WHAT IMPLICATIONS FOR THE BUSINESS

ENVIRONMENT IN AFRICA?

PERSONALITY, GENDER AND CAREER IN

MANAGEMENT

GENDER DIVERSITY ON EUROPEAN BANK'S

BOARDS OF DIRECTORS: TRACES OF

DISCRIMINATION

LAP-DANCING, BANK LENDING AND

ECONOMIC CRISIS

CHAIR: SHILPI KAPUR: WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUIS

JUDITH FRICKENSTEIN: GTZ, GENDER PROGRAMME

SIMON FIETZE AND VERENA TOBSCH: HELMUT-SCHMIDT-UNIVERSITY

HAMBURG

RICARDO GIMENO: UNIVERSIDAD SAN PABLO CEU

RUTH MATEOS DE CABO: UNIVERSITY CEU SAN PABLO AND CUNEF

MARÍA J. NIETO: BANCO DE ESPAÑA

BARBARA MACLENNAN, DEMOCRATIC LEFT SCOTLAND

JUNE 27

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THE ROLE OF PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTES IN IMPROVING WOMEN'S WELL-BEING--COUNTRY CASE STUDES

CHAIR: HEIDI HARTMANN: INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S POLICY RESEARCH

HEIDI HARTMANN: INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S POLICY RESEARCH

SHRAYANA BHATTACHARYA: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES TRUST

ALISON VASCONEZ: CIGENERO ECUADOR

LANYAN CHEN: INSTITUTE OF GENDER AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT TIANJIN NORMAL UNIVERSITY

HANGAMA ANWARI: FOUNDER/DIRECTOR OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN LEGAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION - WCLRF.

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JUNE 27

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POVERTY REDUCTION AND WELFARE

POLICY

LABOR WITHOUT THE FORCE:

CONCEPTUALIZING LOW-INCOME MOTHERS'

INFORMAL SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AS

ECONOMIC

INFLEXIBLE, UNFORGIVING AND

INEFFECTIVE: HOW POVERTY-REDUCTION

PROGRAMS AND DONOR POLICIES

UNDERCUT SOCIAL NETWORKS, AND

EMERGING STRATEGIES TO CHANGE THIS.

GENDER AND NEW POVERTY MEASURES:

NEW YORK CITY ESTIMATES

THE EFFECTS OF CENTRAL BANK

INDEPENDENCE ON THE TREND OF

INFLATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON THE

POOR IN UGANDA

CHAIR: CORINA RODRÍGUEZ-ENRÍQUEZ:CONICET – CIEPP

MARYA DANTZER: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

STEVEN LAWRY: HARVARD UNIVERSITY

KATYA FELS SMYTH

CHRISTINE D'ONOFRIO: NEW YORK CITY CENTER FOR ECONOMIC

OPPORTUNITY

ELIZABETH KAASE-BWANGA: MAKARERE UNIVERSITY

CONSOLATA KABONESA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY

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HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

HEALTH OUTCOMES DISPARITIES BETWEEN

MEN AND WOMEN IN THE U.S.

ACCURATE WOMEN'S HEALTH

INFORMATION: THE ROLE OF INCOME AND

EDUCATION

ALTRUISM? EXPLORING THE MOTIVES OF

VOLUNTEER CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE LIVING

WITH HIV/AIDS IN SOUTH AFRICA

THE STUDY ON WOMEN WORKERS‟

VULNERABILITY TO HIV AFTER THE PHASE-

OUT OF TEXTILES AND CLOTHING QUOTAS:

NEPAL CASE STUDY

CHAIR: TAUSI KIDA: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

CATHERINE LYNDE: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON

LINDA LUCAS: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA

OLAGOKE AKINTOLA: UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULUNATAL

MONA ADHIKARI: SOUTH ASIA WATCH ON TRADE ECONOMICS AND

ENVIRONMENT

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JUNE 27

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THE MEANING OF WORK IN WOMEN'S

LIVES: STATISTICS AND STORIES FROM

DIFFERENT REGIONS

CHANGING TIMES, CHANGING LIVES: WORK,

GENERATIONS AND WOMEN‟S

EMPOWERMENT IN BAHIA, BRAZIL

DESPERATELY SEEKING SHAHRUKH:

REFLECTIONS ON WOMEN‟S MONEY AND

THEIR MALE ICONS FROM RAMPUR, UTTAR

PRADESH, INDIA.

HOW EMPOWERING IS WOMEN‟S WORK IN

GHANA? EXPLORING THE EVIDENCE FROM A

SURVEY OF WOMEN‟S EVERYDAY LIVES IN

GHANA.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF WORK: VARIED

MEANINGS AND MULTIPLE EMPOWERMENT

OUTCOMES

SOCIAL CONTRACTS AND CONDITIONAL

ONES

CHAIR: NAILA KABEER: INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, SUSSEX

UNIVERSITY, UK

FERNANDA LEITE CAPIBARIBE: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA

CECILIA MARIA BACELLAR SARDENBERG: UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA


DZODZI TSIKATA: INSTITUTE OF STATISTICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC

RESEARCH, UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

SIMEEN MAHMUD: BANGLADESH INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

NAILA KABEER: INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

MAHEEN SULTAN: BRAC UNIVERSITY

HANIA SHOLKAMY: THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO

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GENDER AND THE CONTOURS OF

PRECARIOUS EMPLOYMENT

GENDER AND THE CONTOURS OF

PRECARIOUS EMPLOYMENT

PRECARIOUS WORK AND PRECARIOUS

UNEMPLOYMENT: EXPERIENCES FROM

SWEDEN

PRECARIOUS EMPLOYMENT IN THE HEALTH

CARE SECTOR

THE UNITED STATES: DIFFERENT SOURCES

OF PRECARIOUSNESS IN A MOSAIC OF

EMPLOYMENT ARRANGEMENTS

PRECARIOUS SELF-EMPLOYMENT AND

TEMPORARY WORK: FORMS OF GENDERED

LABOUR MARKET INSECURITY IN CANADA

CHAIR: MARTHA MACDONALD: SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY

MARTHA MACDONALD: SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY

LEAH VOSKO: YORK UNIVERSITY

IAIN CAMPBELL: ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

ANITA NYBERG: STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY

INGER JONSSON: SWEDISH COUNCIL FOR WORKING LIFE AND SOCIAL

RESEARCH, STOCKHOLM

HUGH ARMSTRONG: CARLETON UNIVERSITY

PAT ARMSTRONG: YORK UNIVERSITY

JAMES HEINTZ: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON

FRANÇOISE CARRÉ: CENTER FOR SOCIAL POLICY, UNIVERSITY OF

MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON

LEAH VOSKO: YORK UNIVERSITY

LISA F. CLARK: YORK UNIVERSITY

JUNE 27

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CONFLICT AND MIGRATION

GENDERING DISPLACEMENT: AN ECONOMIC

ANALYSIS

GENDER AND POST-

CONFLICTRECONSTRUCTION: SOME

LESSONS FROM NEPAL

WHERE DOES HUMAN TRAFFICKING

ORIGINATE? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS

CHAIR: KANCHANA RUWANPURA: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

KOPALAPILLAI AMIRTHALINGAM: UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO

RAJITH LAKSHMAN: UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO, SRI LANKA

SMITA R NARAIN: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST

SMRITI RAO: ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

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ROUNDTABLE: HETERONORMATIVITY AND THE STATE

CHAIR: COLIN DANBY: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, BOTHELL

COLIN DANBY: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON,

RANDY ALBELDA: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON

M.V. LEE BADGETT: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST

SUZANNE BERGERON: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DEARBORN

S CHARUSHEELA: UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS

JUNE 27

10.50-

12.30

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COMPARING GENDER INEQUALITIES

RELATIVE GENDER DIFFERENTIALS AND

ISLAM: A REGIONAL ANALYSIS

DETERMINANTS OF WOMEN‟S STATUS IN

SOCIETY

GINI DECOMPOSITION BY GENDER: TURKISH

CASE

HOW TO REPORT ON "REDUCING

DISADVANTAGES" FOR WOMEN IN AUSTRIA

CHAIR: HESTI WIJAYA: BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY

SHARMISTHA SELF: UNIVERSITY OF SPRINGFIELD

RICHARD GRABOWSKI: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARBONDALE

MARIANNE FERBER: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

EZGI KAYA: UNIVERSITAT AUTÒNOMA DE BARCELONA

KARIN SCHOENPFLUG: UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA

MICHAELA GSTREIN: UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA

LILIANA MATEEVA: UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA

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JUNE 27

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12.30

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GENDER EQUITY AND TAXATION:

FINDINGS FROM GHANA, UGANDA, AND

MEXICO

GENDER AND INDIRECT TAX INCIDENCE IN

GHANA

GENDER AND TAXATION: A CASE STUDY OF

GHANA

GENDER AND INCIDENCE OF INDIRECT

TAXATION: EVIDENCE FROM UGANDA GENDER ANALYSIS OF TAXATION. THE CASE

OF MEXICO

GENDER AND TAXATION: ANALYSIS OF

PERSONAL INCOME TAX

CHAIR: CAREN GROWN: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

ISAAC OSEI-AKOTO: UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

ROBERT DARKO OSEI: ISSER, UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

ERNEST ARYEETEY: ISSER, UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

ABENA ODURO: UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

SARAH SSEWANYANA: ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH CENTRE,

MAKERERE UNIVESITY, UGANDA

LUCÍA PÉREZ FRAGOSO: EQUIDAD DE GÉNERO, MEXICO CITY

FRANCISCO COTA GONZÁLEZ: EQUIDAD DE GÉNERO, MEXICO CITY

MADINA GULOBA AND LAWRENCE BATEGEKA: ECONOMIC POLICY

RESEARCH CENTRE, MAKERERE UNIVESITY, UGANDA

JULIUS KIIZA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY, UGANDA

JUNE 27

10.50-

12.30

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INSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD: THE

COLLECTIVE VS. THE INDIVIDUAL

THE ECONOMICS OF MOTHERS ORDERED TO

PAY CHILD SUPPORT

GENDER INEQUALITIES IN FAMILY

CONSUMPTION, SPAIN 1850-1930

REVISITING POVERTY MEASURES TOWARDS

INDIVIDUALISATION HOUSEHOLDS AND COLLECTIVE ACTION

CHAIR: BEATRICE MUKASA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY, KAMPALA, UGANDA

KATE STIRLING: UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND

CARMEN SARASÚA: UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BARCELONA

CRISTINA BORDERÍAS: UNIVERSIDAD DE BARCELONA

PILAR PÉREZ-FUENTES: UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAÍS VASCO

SÍLE O'DORCHAI AND DANIÈLE MEULDERS: UNIVERSITÉ LIBRE DE

BRUXELLES

CHERYL DOSS: YALE UNIVERSITY

RUTH MEINZEN-DICK: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INST

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THE INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN: CURATING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT WOMEN AND THE ECONOMY

MASUM MOMAYA: INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN,

JEAN CHENG: INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN

JUNE 27

10.50-

12.30

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HEALTH CARE IN DEVELOPING

COUNTRIES

MEETING THE HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF

CAMBODIA‟S ELDERLY POPULATION:

REPERCUSSIONS OF WAR AND A GENDER

IMBALANCE AMONG WIDOWS

CHOOSING HEALTH: THE ROLE OF WOMEN‟S

VOICE IN MATERNAL HEALTH CARE USE IN

POST-SOCIALIST CENTRAL ASIA

THE INFORMALIZATION MECHANISM IN

PRIVATE HEALTH CARE PROVISION: GENDER

INEQUALITY, URBAN POVERTY AND

UNREGULATED HEALTH CARE MARKET IN

TANZANIA

MATERNAL HEALTH AS A GENDERED LENS

ON THE ORGANISATION OF A HEALTH

SYSTEM: THE TANZANIAN EXPERIENCE

CHAIR: OLAGOKE AKINTOLA: UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULUNATAL

YANA RODGERS AND VICKI WANG: RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

MIEKE MEURS: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

LISA GIDDINGS: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-LACROSSE

TAUSI KIDA: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION, DAR ES

SALAAM, TANZANIA

PAULA TIBANDEBAGE: RESEARCH ON POVERTY ALLEVIATION (REPOA) ,

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

MAUREEN MACKINTOSH: OPEN UNIVERSITY, UK

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JUNE 27

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WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT

THE SOCIAL FORUM MOVEMENT, THE

SOLIDARITY ECONOMY MOVEMENT, AND

FEMINIST ECONOMICS: THE KEY ROLE OF

FEMINIST ECONOMICS IN GLOBAL

MOVEMENTS FOR ECONOMIC

TRANSFORMATION

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMIC

POLICY : A REVIEW OF PRE-REFORM AND

POST-REFORM PERIOD IN INDIA

SCALING INCLEMENT HURDLES TO WOMEN

PARTICIPATION IN NIGERIAN POLITICS: A

PRAGMATIC APPROACH

EXAMINING THE ROLE OF CULTURAL AND

SOCIAL NORMS IN THE PARTICIPATION OF

WOMEN IN GOVERNANCE IN PANCHAYATI

RAJ INSTITUTION IN NORTHERN INDIA

CHAIR: SHARMISTHA SELF: MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

JULIE MATTHAEI: WELLESLEY COLLEGE

KANWALJIT KAUR GILL: PUNJABI UNIVERSITY PATIALA

MOJIRAYO AFOLABI: OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY

PAREENA G. LAWRENCE: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, MORRIS

KAVITA CHAKRAVARTY: UNIVERSITY, ROHTAK, INDIA.

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JUNE 27

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INFORMAL WORK AND PRECARIOUS

EMPLOYMENT

ANALYSING HOME BASED WORK:

MECHANISMS OF CONCEALMENT AND

DEVOLARIZATION BY OBSCURING

NEW APPROACH TO ENGENDER POLICY

TOWARD THE REALIZATION OF RIGHTS OF

INDONESIAN WOMEN WORKERS IN THE

INFORMAL ECONOMY

DETERMINANTS OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL

SECTOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE URBAN AREAS

OF KENYA

INFORMAL LABOR, POVERTY AND GENDER IN

MEXICO

CHAIR: MA. GICHELLE CRUZ: UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

REYHAN ATASÜ TOPCUOGLU: HUMBOLDT UNIVERSITÄT ZU BERLIN

HESTI WIJAYA: BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY

ROSE WAMBUI: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES, THE HAGUE

ELENA CARDERO: UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO

22


JUNE 27

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MIGRATION: THOSE WHO GO AND

THOSE WHO STAY

THE TEMPORARY MIGRATION OF LOW-

SKILLED WORKERS: THE INTERNATIONAL

CONTEXT AND AN EVALUATIVE FRAMEWORK

STRENGTHENING WHOM? THE ROLE OF

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR MIGRATION FOR

WOMEN AND MEN IN NORTH-WEST

PAKISTAN

NETWORKS, GENDER AND REMITTANCES:

EVIDENCE FROM GERMANY

FEMALE MIGRATION IN UKRAINE:

DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES

CHAIR: SAKUNTALA NARASIMHAN: INDEPENDENT RESEARCHER

FIONA MACPHAIL: UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

JUDY FUDGE: UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

KARIN SIEGMANN: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

ELKE HOLST: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE BREMEN AND

UNIVERSITY OF FLENSBURG

ANDREA SCHÄFER BREMEN: INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE SCHOOL OF

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND DIW BERLIN

MECHTHILD SCHROOTEN: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES BREMEN

AND DIW BERLIN

IRYNA KYZYMA: KIROVOHRAD NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

JUNE 27

1.30-

3.10

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WORK/FAMILY RECONCILIATION

CARE TO WORK? REFLECTIONS ON CARE

AND WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION FROM

DELHI, INDIA

IN QUEST FOR ACTIVITY? FEMALE LABOUR

SUPPLY AND UNPAID WORK IN ITALY

PRECARIOUS LABOUR, PRECARIOUS LIFE:

INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CARE AND PAID

LABOUR IN ECUADOR

WOMEN‟S LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION

AND CHILDCARE CHOICES IN URBAN CHINA

DURING THE ECONOMIC TRANSITION

CHAIR: GRETA FRIEDEMANN-SANCHEZ, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA


TINDARA ADDABBO: UNIVERSITÀ DI MODENA E REGGIO EMILIA

FAVARO DONATA: UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

ALISON VASCONEZ RODRIGUEZ: CIGENERO ECUADOR

FENGLIAN DU: INNER MONGOLIA UNIVERSITY

XIAO-YUAN DONG: UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG

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AGRICULTURE AND GENDER

(IN)EQUALITY

INFLUENCING CHANGE: GENDER

MAINSTREAMING IN NATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SYSTEM IN

TANZANIA

FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN

NIGERIA: SOME EMPIRICAL

CONSIDERATIONS FOR ENGENDERING

ECONOMIC POLICY FOR AFRICA

INNOVATION IN AGRICULTURE AND IMPACT

ON WOMEN AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IN

INDIA

GENDER BUDGETING FOR AGRICULTURE AND

RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

CHAIR: PEACE MUSIIMENTA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY

DEOGRATIAS LWEZAURA and EVA KANYEKA: MINISTRY OF

AGRICULTURE FOOD SECURITY AND COOPERATIVES, TANZANIA

TOMILAYO ADEKANYE: KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY

J.O. OTITOLAIY: KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY

H.I. OPALUWA: KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY, NIGERIA

LAKKINENI MALLAIAH: BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR CENTRAL

UNIVE

ROSEMARY OKOH: DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, NIGERIA

24


JUNE 27

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GENDER AND EDUCATION 1

THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN WOMEN‟S

EMPOWERMENT: TOWARD A GLOBAL

PERSPECTIVE ON BARRIERS TO SUCCESS

AND STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME THEM

GENDER ASPECTS OF EDUCATIONAL

INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY IN AUSTRIA

DOES THE GENDER OF TEACHER MATTER IN

THE STUDENT'S SCHOOL PERFORMANCE?

EVIDENCE FROM THE PRIMARY SCHOOL IN

RURAL CHINA

GENDER WAGE GAP IN MEXICO: THE ROLE

OF APTITUDE AND EDUCATION

CHAIR: SUNDARAVINAYAGAM VARALAKSHMI: KANCHI MAMUNIVAR

CENTRE FOR PG STUDIES

CAROL FRANCES: CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY

PIRMIN FESSLER: OESTERREICHISCHE NATIONALBANK (AUSTRIAN

CENTRAL BANK) AND UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA

ALYSSA SCHNEEBAUM: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST

XINXIN CHEN: ZHEJIANG GONGSHANG UNIVERSITY

CLAUDIA WILLIAMS SOBERANES: INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S POLICY

RESEARCH

JUNE 27

1.30-

3.10

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RESOUCE ALLOCATION WITHIN

HOUSEHOLDS

HOUSEHOLD RESOURCES ALLOCATION,

GENDER, ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND

POLICY IMPLICATIONS: EMPIRICAL

EVIDENCE FROM SENEGAL, WEST AFRICA

PATRIARCHAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND

FAMILY DECISION MAKING

THE DETERMINANTS OF SAVINGS POOLING:

EVIDENCE FROM THAILAND

INCOME POOLING IN SAME-SEX

HOUSEHOLDS

CHAIR: VIVIANNE VENTURA-DIAS: UFSC/LATN

AÏFA NDOYE NIANE: WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY

SEUNG-YUN OH: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

HAZEL JEAN MALAPIT: ACTION FOR ECONOMIC REFORMS

MICHAEL MARTELL: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

HAZEL MALAPIT: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

25


JUNE 27

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GENDER DYANMICS: GLOBAL

DIMENSIONS

DOES RELIGIOSITY CONTRIBUTE TO GENDER

INEQUITABLE ATTITUDES AND OUTCOMES?

GLOBALIZATION: A NEW PHASE OF

PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION

THE APPROACH TO HUMAN SECURITY FROM

A GENDER PERSPECTIVE IN THE CONTEXT OF

ODA POLICY

MODELING GENDER DYNAMICS AND

INVESTMENT IN LOW-INCOME EXPORT-

ORIENTED AGRARIAN ECONOMIES

CHAIR: V SPIKE PETERSON: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA/LONDON SCHOOL

OF ECONOMICS

STEPHANIE SEGUINO: UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

NANCY C.M. HARTSOCK: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

KANA TAKAMATSU: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF

TOKYO

MARYA HILLESLAND: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

JUNE 27

1.30-

3.10

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A TEXTBOOK IN ECONOMICS

CHAIR: JULIE NELSON: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON

IRENE VAN STAVEREN: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

NICKY POUW: UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM

HAROON AKRAM LODHI

EDITH KUIPER

CAREN GROWN: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

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JUNE 27

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CONNECTING WITH ACTIVISTS

JACQUELYNE WEATHERSPOON: FORMER MEMBER NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

LAURA ROSKOS: FOUNDER, MASSCEDAW PROJECT

AND OTHERS TBC

JUNE 27

3.40-

5.20

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WOMEN WORKING IN PARTICULAR

TYPES OF JOBS

WHY DO GARMENT WORKERS IN

BANGLADESH FAIL TO MOBILIZE?

ARE CASINO JOBS “GOOD JOBS? A SOCIAL

PROVISIONING FRAMEWORK

WHAT EXPLAINS ATTITUDES TOWARD

PROSTITUTION?

INTERPRETATION OF WOMEN‟S JOB

PERFORMANCE: A SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION

OR A REFLECTION OF REALITY?

CHAIR: ALISON PRESTON: CURTIN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

SIMEEN MAHMUD: BANGLADESH INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

DEBORAH M. FIGART AND ELLEN MUTARI: RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE

OF NEW JERSEY

NIKLAS JAKOBSSON: GÖTEBORG UNIVERSITY

JEROME AWORTWE-ABBAN: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

27


JUNE 27

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5.20

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MIGRANT LIVES AND ACCESS TO RIGHTS

THE BOUNDARIES IN QUESTION: THE

PUBLIC/PRIVATE DICHOTOMY IN STATES'

RESPONSIBILITIES TO MIGRANT DOMESTIC

WORKERS

SOCIAL PROTECTION AND MIGRATION:

LATIN AMERICAN MIGRANTS IN LONDON

AND ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE

THE CHANGING ROLES OF CAPE VERDEAN

WOMEN IN THE US AND CAPE VERDE

GENDER IDENTITY, CONFLICT AND

BARGAINING IN MIGRATION DECISIONS:

FEMALE MIGRATION IN NORTHERN GHANA

CHAIR: IRYNA KYZYMA: KIROVOHRAD NATIONAL TECHNICAL

UNIVERSITY

ANJELINE ELOISA DE DIOS: LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY/ ATENEO DE

MANILA

JASMINE GIDEON: BIRKBECK COLLEGE

DAWNA THOMAS: SIMMONS COLLEGE

LYNDA PICKBOURN: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST

JUNE 27

3.40-

5.20

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THEORY OF CARE ECONOMY - DISCUSSION FORUM

CHAIR: ULRIKE KNOBLOCH: UNIVERSITY OF FRIBOURG SWITZERLAND

NANCY FOLBRE: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSSETS-AMHERST

LOURDES BENERIA: CORNELL UNIVERSITY

IRENE VAN STAVEREN: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

JULIE NELSON: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON

MAREN A. JOCHIMSEN: EUROPEAN PLATFORM OF WOMEN SCIENTISTS, BRUSSELS

ULRIKE KNOBLOCH: UNIVERSITY OF FRIBOURG SWITZERLAND

SUSAN HIMMELWEIT: OPEN UNIVERSITY

28


JUNE 27

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WORKSHOP ON THE EMPIRICAL STUDY

OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION IN FEMINIST

ECONOMICS

COUNTING SAME-SEX COUPLES: NEW

INFORMATION FROM THE CPSBY

LEE BADGETT: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST

ALYSSA SCHNEEBAUM AND LEE BADGETT: UNIVERSITY OF

MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST

JUNE 27

3.40-

5.20

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GENDER AND EDUCATION 2

EXPLORATIONS OF 'UNDER-ACHIEVEMENT':

THE TRANSITIONAL EXPERIENCES OF

EDUCATED & HIGH-ACHIEVING YOUNG

BRITISH-BANGLADESHI WOMEN WHY DO LONE MOTHERS IN THE UK RECEIVE

LOWER WAGES BUT HIGHER RETURNS TO

HIGHER EDUCATION THAN PARTNERED

MOTHERS?

TRANSITION FROM HIGHER EDUCATION TO

WORK: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN

EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES OF UNIVERSITY

GRADUATES IN GREECE

NOT JUST EDUCATION: GENDER WAGE GAP

IN THE ALBANIAN LABOR MARKETS

THROUGH OCCUPATIONAL SEGREGATION,

WORK EXPERIENCE AND CHILD CARE

CHAIR: KANWALJIT GILL, PUNJABI UNIVERSITY PATIALA

KANCHANA RUWANPURA AND ALESSANDRA FAGGIAN: UNIVERSITY OF

SOUTHAMPTON, UK

JAMES NIVEN

SHIREEN KANJI: UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, UK

MARIA KARAMESSINI: PANTEION UNIVERSITY

JUNA MILUKA: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY


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JUNE 27

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ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES

GENDER AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES

IN INDIA

WILLINGNESS VERSUS ABILITY TO PAY:

CONTINGENT VALUATION IN

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY-MAKING

GENDER AND FOREST CONSERVATION: THE

IMPACT OF WOMEN'S PRESENCE

EXPLOITATION COMES HOME II

CHAIR: ROSEMARY OKOH: DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, NIGERIA

SIRISHA NAIDU: WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY

CHIAN JONES, ALEXANDRA BERNASEK and ELISSA BRAUNSTEIN:

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

BINA AGARWAL: INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, UNIVERSITY OF

DELHI, INDIA

ANN DAVIS: MARIST COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

JUNE 27

3.40-

5.20

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GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND

EMPOWERMENT

THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC GROWTH

ON WOMEN‟S LABOUR MARKET

PARTICIPATION: DOES PANEL DATA

CONFIRM THE “FEMINISATION U”

HYPOTHESIS?

GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, FEMINIST

ECONOMICS

GENDER IMPLICATIONS OF GROWTH

MODELS FOR THEORY AND POLICY

SEX, GENDER, PRODUCTION AND

REPRODUCTION: PUBLIC POLICY DILEMMAS

CHAIR: MOJIRAYO AFOLABI: OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY

ANGELA LUCI: INSTITUT NATIONAL D'ETUDES DÉMOGRAPHIQUES

SILVIA BERGER: MINISTRY OF ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC FINANCES,

ARGENTINA

SHIRLEY BURGGRAF, DE'EDGRA WILLIAMS AND ROSELYNN WILLIAMS:

FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY:

KATHLEEN CLOUD: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

30


JUNE 27

3.40-

5.20

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CULTURE, PROPERTY AND POWER

GLOBAL CRISIS REINFORCING POWER

RELATIONSHIPS AND INEQUALITIES WITHIN

THE GLOBAL CAPITALIST-PATRIARCHAL

SYSTEM: THE EXAMPLE OF THE FOOD CRISIS

OF 2008

WOMEN AND PROPERTY INHERITANCE IN

GHANA

IVATAN WOMEN IN THE PHILIPPINES AT THE

CROSSROAD OF MARKET INTEGRATION

WOMEN ARE PECUNIARY RIGHTS –

CULTURAL DIMENSION AND GENDER

INSECURITY

CHAIR: ALMA ESPINO: CIEDUR-IGTN

VALERIA SODANO: UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES

VICTOR GEDZI: INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

MARIA HELEN DAYO, JOSE V. CAMACHO JR. AND AMELIA L. BELLO:

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES LOS BANOS

BANDITA THAPA: WOMEN’S FOUNDATION NEPAL

31

SUNDAY JUNE 28 9.00-10.40

JUNE 28

9.00-

10.40

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VARIETIES OF GENDER MAINSTREAMING APPROACHES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECONOMIC POLICIES IN TIMES

OF CRISIS

CHAIR: MITA MARRA: ITALY'S NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL – UNIVERSITY OF SALERNO

EWA RUMINSKA-ZIMNY: ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE

MANUEL F. MONTES: UNITED NATIONS DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS

MITA MARRA: ITALY'S NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL – UNIVERSITY OF SALERNO

JUNE 28

9.00-

10.40

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L005

GENDER (IN)EQUALITY IN EMPLOYMENT

NEW INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND NEW ROLES

PRODUCTION AND REPRODUCTION OF

GENDER IN TURKEY

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND

GENDER EQUALITY: A COMBINATION PLENTY

OF FUTURE

GENDER SEGREGATION IN THE SPANISH

LABOR MARKET: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH

CHAIR: MONICA DAS: DELHI UNIVERSITY

ECE KOCABICAK AND FUAT ERCAN

MARMARA UNIVERSITY

ELENA CARANTOÑA: MB2

OLGA ALONSO-VILLAR AND CORAL DEL RÍO: UNIVERSITY OF VIGO

JUNE 28

9.00-

10.40

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RE-WRITING THE GLOBAL AND THE INTIMATE: INTERDISCIPLINARY ANALYSES OF INFORMALIZATION,

HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIES AND CARE WORK

CHAIR: SUZANNE BERGERON, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DEARBORN

DRUCILLA BARKER: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

SUZANNE BERGERON: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DEARBORN,

V SPIKE PETERSON: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA/LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS,

CAROLE COHN: CONSORTIUM ON GENDER, SECURITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

32


JUNE 28

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

WILL ENGENDERING THE ECONOMIC POLICY

REDUCE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST

WOMEN?

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN COLOMBIA: AN

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN

INDIA

LEARNING VIOLENCE YOUNG

CHAIR: HANGAMA ANWARI: WOMEN AND CHILDREN LEGAL RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

MILLY TEBUSABWA: COUNCIL FOR THE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT FOR

WOMEN OF AFRICA-UGANDA

GRETA FRIEDEMANN-SANCHEZ AND RODRIGO LOVATÓN: HUBERT H.

HUMPHREY INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

S. VARALAKSHMI: PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY, INDIA

LIHUI ZHANG: DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

JUNE 28

9.00-

10.40

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L008

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSES OF GENDER

INEQUALITY

INDICATORS AND INDICES OF GENDER

EQUALITY - NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND

POLICY DEBATES

PUBLIC JOB CREATION FROM A GENDER

PERSPECTIVE: A TECHNICAL NOTE FOR THE

CASE OF SOUTH AFRICA

GENDER BIASES IN QUANTITATIVE

ECONOMIC DATA AND ANALYTICAL

TECHNIQUES WITH ILLUSTRATIONS FROM

KENYA

VIRTUE AND INHERENT LIMITATIONS IN THE

BLINDER-OAXACA DECOMPOSITION

TECHNIQUE

CHAIR: EZGI KAYA, UNIVERSITAT AUTÒNOMA DE BARCELONA


BARGHAVI RAMAMURTHY: NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH

KIJONG KIM: LEVY ECONOMICS INSTITUTE

RANIA ANTONOPOULOS: LEVY ECONOMICS INSTITUTE

MAUREEN WERE: CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA

YAYOI SUGIHASHI: KANAZAWA UNIVERSITY

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GENDER, RESEARCH AND ACADEMIA

GENDER, SCIENCE, AND THE FEDERAL

FUNDING OF RESEARCH

A TEN YEAR RETROSPECTIVE: THE STATUS

OF FEMALE ACADEMICS AS SEEN THROUGH

THE LENS OF THE CSWEP SURVEY

FEMINIST SCHOLARSHIP AND ACADEMIC

FREEDOM IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER

LEARNING

TWO EARLY FEMINIST ECONOMISTS:

CAROLINE DALL AND VIRGINIA PENNY

CHAIR: YADA PRAPARPUN: RAMKHAMHEANG UNIVERSITY

ELIZABETH A. MOORHOUSE: LYCOMING COLLEGE, WILLIAMSPORT

ANN MARI MAY: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

BARBARA FRAUMENO: CSWEP & MUSKIE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC SERVICE

CONSOLATA KABONESA: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY, UGANDA

SUSAN GENSEMER: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

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HOUSEWORK, TIME USE AND POLICY

HOW DO SPOUSES ALLOCATE TIME: THE

EFFECTS OF WAGES AND INCOME

WOMEN‟S SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND

HOUSEWORK ALLOCATION

PERCEPTIONS OF THE GENDER DIVISION OF

LABOUR WITHIN BRITISH HOUSEHOLDS

EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF WORK /FAMILY

BALANCE AND IMBALANCE OF MARRIED

WOMAN MANAGERS IN KOREA

CHAIR: SHOSHANA GROSSBARD: SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

ELENA STANCANELLI: CNRS, THEMA, UNIVERSITY OF CERGY PONTOISE

HANS BLOEMEN, FREE UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM

DANIEL MILES AND BEGOÑA ALVAREZ: UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO.

SIRIN SUNG: QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY BELFAST

JEROME DE HENAU: OPEN UNIVERSITY

FRAN BENNETT: UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

SUSAN HIMMELWEIT: OPEN UNIVERSITY

TAEHEE KWON: SUNGKYUNKWAN UNIVERSITY

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TRADE AND (IN)EQUALITY

TRADE LIBERALIZATION IN INDIA: IMPACT

ON GENDER SEGREGATION

LINKS BETWEEN TRADE, GENDER AND

EQUITY. SIX LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES

MARKET FORCES, STATE ACTION AND

SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE DYNAMICS OF

GENDER (IN) EQUALITY IN LATIN AMERICA

GENDER, TRADE, AND THE PHILIPPINE

FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY

CHAIR: DANIELA CASALE: UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL

SHILPI KAPUR: WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUIS

ALMA ESPINO and PAOLA AZAR: UNIVERSIDAD DE LA REPÚBLICA

SOLEDAD SALVADOR

VIVIANNE VENTURA-DIAS: UFSC/LATN

MA. GICHELLE CRUZ: UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

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