20th annual IAFFE Conference

IAFFE Annual Conference, June 27-29, 2012 

Barcelona, Spain 

Schedule Overview 

Updated June 22, 2012 

Wednesday 

June 27 

Thursday 

June 28 

Friday 

June 29 

9:30-11:30am 

Opening Plenary 

Aula Magna, Sala Gran, rooms 401 & 402 

(4th floor) 

11:30-11:50am 

Break (coffee/tea/cookies) 

3rd & 4th floors 

11:50am-1:30pm 

Concurrent Sessions 1 


1:30-3:10pm 

Lunch Break 

Cafeteria, ground floor 

3:10-4:50pm 



9-10:40am 



10:40-11am 

Break (coffee/tea/pastries) 


11am-12:40pm 



12:40-2:10pm 



2:10-4:10pm 

Lunch Break (on your own) 

9-10:40am 



10:40am-12:30pm 

Final Plenary 

Aula Magna room (4th floor) 

4:50-5:10pm 

Break (no food) 

5:20-7:20pm 

General Membership Meeting 


7:30-8:00pm 

Awards and Book Celebration 


8:00-8:45pm 

Reception 

Cafeteria, ground floor 

4:10-5:50pm 



8:00pm 

Dinner at Restaurant 

Cal Pinxo, Palau del Mar 

Plaça Pau Villa 1 

08039 Barcelona 

(932) 212-211

Thanks to Our Sponsors 


Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) 

Ford China, Beijing Office 

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) – Berlin (Germany) 

Routledge / Taylor & Francis Group 

University of Nebraska – Lincoln 

Rice University 

Universitat de Barcelona, Facultad de Geografía e Historia 

Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Facultad de Economía y Empresa 

We are grateful for the support of these and other institutions and organizations that help make our work possible 

and wish to extend particular thanks to our local organizing partners in Barcelona for all of their efforts to make this 

wonderful gathering happen. 

The conference events, unless otherwise noted, are located in the following building 

Universidad de Barcelona 

Facultad de Geografía e Historia 

Montalegre, 6 


Telephone: 93 403 77 28 

Detailed Session Program 

Wednesday, June 27 

8:30am – 5pm 

Registration Open 

9:30 – 11:30am 

Opening Plenary 

Aula Magna, Sala Gran, rooms 401 & 402 (4th floor) 

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Welcome 


Xavier Roger, 

Dean of the Facultad de Geografia e Historia 

Rosalba Todaro, 

President IAFFE 

Lourdes Beneria, 

Professor Emerita, Cornell University 

Susana Tavera, 

Director of IIEDG (Inter-University Institute for Women's and Gender Studies 

Plenary Speakers 

From Spain to a Feminist Rescue 

Begoña San José Serran, Forum de Politica Feminista 

The changing role of gender equality on the European agenda. 

A critical analysis of the evolution of the European Employment Strategy 

Paola Villa, University of Trento 

Making Social Protection Floor Work for Women: What Can Feminist Economics Offer? 

Sarah Cook, Director 

United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) 

11:30 – 11:50am 

Break (coffee / tea / cookies) 


11:50 – 1:30pm 



Session ID 11 

Gender Budgeting: Developments In Practice and Methods 

(Simultaneous Translation) 

Chair: Paloma de Villota, Universidad Complutense de Madrid 

Aula Magna 

Gender budgeting as a tool for embedding gender equality in EU budgetary processes 

Yolanda Jubeto, University of the Basque Country 

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Angela O'Hagan, Glasgow Caledonian University 


Gender Budgeting and Governmental Changes: analysis from initiatives in Spain 

Paula Cirujano Campano, Junta de Andalucía 

Infrastructures and gender, FEIL-2009: right and left leanings, mayor and mayoress 

Gloria Alarcón-García, University of Murcia 

Carolina Arias-Burgos, CREM, Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia 

José Colino-Sueiras, University of Murcia 

Gender Budgeting: A Feminist Strategy to Increase Gender Equality? Achievement of Objectives and Effectiveness by Way of 

Example of Austria 

Katharina Mader, Vienna University of Economics & Business 

Christa Schlager, AK-Wien 

Gender Budgeting and Governmental Changes: Analysis of Initiatives in Spain 

Paula Cirujano Campano, Junta de Andalucía 

Alicia del Olmo Garrudo, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) 

Taking stock of ten years of Gender Budgeting in Italy 

Francesca Bettio, Universitá di Siena, Italy 

Annalisa Rosselli, Universitá di Roma Tor Vergata 

Session ID 3 

Roundtable: IAFFE @ 20 – Promise, Progress, Legacy 305 

Chair: Jean Shackelford, Bucknell University 

Elisabetta Addis, University of Sassari (Sardinia) Italy 

Marilyn Power, Sarah Lawrence College 

Myra Strober, Stanford University 

Jean Shackelford, Bucknell University 

Session ID 22 

The Importance of the Gender Asset Gaps 404 

Chair: Cheryl Doss, Yale University 

Women's Autonomy in Decision-Making and Asset Ownership in Ghana 

Abena Oduro, University of Ghana 

Asset Accumulation in a Post-Conflict Environment 

Cheryl Doss, Yale University 

Does Asset Ownership Matter: Impact on Women's Decision-making and Mobility in Rural Karnataka, India 

Hema Swaminathan, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore 

Rahul Lahoti, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore 

Suchitra Yegnanarayan, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore 

Land Ownership and Women’s Participation in Farm Management Decisions in Ecuador 

Jennifer Twynman, University of Florida 

Carmen Diana Deere, University of Florida 

Argentina. The gender order in different regimes of accumulation 

Silvia Berger, FLACSO-Argentina 

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Session ID 23 

Disadvantage and Young Girls 403 

The impact of income on fertility: breaking up stylized facts 

Angela Luci, Université Paris 1 Sorbonne 

Does Intrahousehold Resource Allocation Change According to Gender and Ethnicity: First Empirical Evidence from Turkey 

Ummuhan Gokovali Medettin, Mugla University 

Cisel Ekiz-Gokmen, Mugla University 

Social norms and gender inequality among children: Evidence from India 

Rebeca Echavarri, Universidad Publica de Navarra 

Javier Husillos, Universidad Publica de Navarra 

A gender perspective on home economic statistics 

Capitolina Díaz, Universidad de Oviedo 

Sandra Dema Moreno, Universidad de Oviedo 

Session ID 36 

Educational Outcomes in Unequal Environments 309 

Gender inequality in Education in China: A Meta Regression Analysis 

Junxia Zeng, Renmin University of China 

Edutainment Radio, Women’s Status and Primary School Participation: Evidence from Cambodia 

Maria Cheung, Stockholm University 

Gender gaps in school enrollments and information and Communication Technology in Rural China 

Hejun Gu, University of Information Science and Technology Engineering, Nanjing, China 

Orphanhood, Household Relationships, Schooling and Child Labour in Zimbabwe 

Rafael Novella, University of Essex 

Session ID 35 

Aging, Well-being and Care 306 

Chair: Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University 

Notes on Ageing, Living Arrangements, and Elderly Women in Brasil 

Viviane Ventura-Dias, LATN 

Recognition of Aged Care Work 

Siobhan Austen, Curtin University 

Therese Jefferson, Curtin University 

Financing Care Services for Older Women in Spain: Amount, Quality and Gender Inequalities 

Maria Vara, Autonomus University of Madrid 

Violeta Vera, Autonomus University of Madrid 

Pablo Galaso, Autonomus University of Madrid 

Women aging actively: The potential conflict between physical activity and work 

Fiona Carmichael, University of Birmingham 

Jo Duberley, University of Birmingham 

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Isabelle Szmigin, University of Birmingham 


Reimagining Long Term Residential Care: The Role of Financing 

Martha MacDonald; Saint Mary's University 

Session ID 37 

Women and Work: Strategies and Decision-making 307 

Standing in the Middle of the Bus: Asian American Women and their Strategies for Survival 

Anne Chao, Rice University 

Does women’s work, work for women? The influence of work on economic and intimate decision making in low income 

Nicaraguan households 

Sarah Bradshaw, Middlesex University 

Changing Occupation among Indigenous Women in Eastern Bangladesh 

Farida Khan, University of Wisconsin-Parkside 

Financial well-being of lone, working age mothers of children with developmental disabilities 

Susan Parish, Brandeis University 

The Feminization of Agriculture in China 

Liqin Zhang, China Agricultural University 

Session ID 91 

IATUR -- Relevance of Time Use Data and Implication for Policy in Developing Countries 405 

Chair: Xiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg 

Employment Policies for Economic Empowerment How do time use data help? 

Indira Hirway, Centre for Development Alternatives 

Turkish Time Use Survey Data: A User’s Perspective 

Emel Memis, Ankara University 

Measuring Poverty in the case of Buenos Aires: Why Time Deficits Matter 

Valeria Esquivel, Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento 

Rania Antonopoulos, Levy Economics Institute 

Thomas Masterson, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College 

Ajit Zacharias, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College 

The Intertwinement of Market Work and Housework and Men and Women’s Earnings in China 

Xiao-Yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg 

Liangshu Qi, Tsinghua University 

Session ID 34 

Macroeconomic Strategies and Policies 406 

Chair: M. E. Cardero, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

A gendered typology of Latin American development strategies in the modern era 

Elissa Braunstein, Colorado State University 

Stephanie Seguino, University of Vermont 

Gender implications of new macro-economic governance in the European Union 

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Elisabeth Klatzer, Vienna University of Economics and Business 

Christa Schlager, AK-Wien 


Opportunities and Challenges for Gender Budgeting: Comparing the Scottish and Turkish Stories 

Gulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University 

Ailsa McKay, Glasgow Caledonian University 

Growth, Cycles, and Gender Inequalities 

Alison Vasconez, CIGENERO 

Session ID 78 

Micro Production and Micro Finance 407 

Chair: Monica Dominguez Serrano, University Pablo de Olavide 

The Impact of Microfinance and Training by Self Help Groups on Income and Assets 

Ranjula Bali Swain, Uppsala University 

Women’s Work in the Informal Economy: a Study of SMEs 

Lina Galvez-Muñoz, University Pablo de Olavide 

Paula Rodriguez-Modroño, University Pablo de Olavide 

Monica Dominguez-Serrano, University Pablo de Olavide 

Astrid Agenjo Calderón, University Pablo de Olavide 

Empowerment of Rural Women Through Micro Finance: A Study of Haryana (India) 

Anjana Garg, M.D.University, Rohtak 

Session ID 85 

Socially Created Vulnerabilities and Social Exclusion 304 

Chair: Fabrizzio Botti, Sapienza University of Rome 

Social Vulnerability Index by Gender in Mexico 

Abraham Granados Martínez, UNAM 

Women's income and income inequality in Norway 1970 – 2009 

Hilde Bojer, University of Oslo 

Sexual Orientation and Social Exclusion in Italy 

Fabrizio Botti, Sapienza University of Rome 

Carlo D'Ippoliti, Sapienza University of Rome 

Effects of Prenatal Care on the Distribution of Birth Weight and Term Births Among Black Immigrants: A Quantile Regression 

Approach 

Tiffany Green, University of Wisconsin Madison 

Women Empowerment 

Samuel Onwukwe, African Peace Network 

1:30pm – 3:10pm 

Lunch Break 

(Cafeteria, ground floor) 

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3:10 – 4:50pm 


3 rd & 4 th floors 

Session ID 1 

Roundtable on Feminist Economics from Latin America: Current Debates 


Chair: Valeria Esquivel, Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento 

Aula Magna 

Valeria Esquivel, Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento 

Alison Vasconez, CIGENERO 

Corina Rodríguez-Enríquez, Conicet – Ciepp 

Alma Espino, Instituto de Economía – FCEyA- UDELAR 

Session ID 17 

Gender and Financial Inclusion 309 

Chair: Susan Johnson, Bath University 

On the gender dimension of local monies: an exploratory hypothesis from the Argentinian trueque 

Hadrien Saiag, University Paris-Diderot 

Credit to Women Entrepreneurs: The Curse of the Trustworthier Sex 

Isabelle Agier, Paris I Sorbonne 

Ariane Szafarz, Université Libre de Bruxelles, SBS-EM 

The gender of finance. Lessons from rural South-India 

Guérin Isabelle, Paris I Sorbonne/IRD 

Gender and Financial Inclusion; the influence of intra-household relations in Kenya 

Susan Johnson, Bath University 

From Financial Inclusion to Empowerment: The Women Who Make It 

S. Garikipati, University of Liverpool 

Session ID 15 

Love, Sex and Globalization: Querying/ Queering Gender and Development Frameworks 403 

Chair: Amy Lind (University of Cincinnati) and Andrea Cornwall (University of Sussex) 

Towards Coalitional Economic Subjectivities 

Christine (Cricket) Keating, Ohio State University 

Querying Economic Representations of Care in Development 

Suzanne Bergeron, University of Michigan Dearborn 

Querying 21st Century Socialism: From Neoliberalism to the Buen Vivir in Latin America 

Amy Lind, University of Cincinnati 

Intimate Developments: Same-sex sexual lives, socio-economic change and continuity in India 

Paul Boyce, University of Sussex 

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Queerying Development's Attachment to the "Good Woman" 

Andrea Cornwall, University of Sussex 

Session ID 39 

Land Rights and Food Security: Crisis and Beyond 304 

Chair: Lixiu Zhang, Chinese Academy of Science 

Global Economic Crisis Threatening Women’s Food Security 

Valeria Sodano, University Federico II of Naples 

Women’s Land Rights, Tenure and Food Security in Subsaharan Africa: Malawi 

Linda Semu, McDaniel College 

Improving Policy Response to the Differentiated Impacts of High and Volatile Prices on Rural Women and Girls 

Ana Paula de la O Campos, Food and Agricultural Organization, UN 

Can the Law Rescue Women’s Rights to Land? Revisiting Tensions between Culture and Land Commercialization in Africa 

Marilyn Ossome, SIHA Network 

Session ID 40 

Informality or Small Scale Initiatives? Their Contribution to the Economy 405 

Chair: Lynda Pickbourn, Keene State College 

Choice, Constraint and Power: An Examination of Women’s Informal Sector Employment in Iran 

Roksana Bahramitash, University of Montreal 

Fereshteh Farahani, Allmeh University Canada 

Women’s small-scale tourism initiatives and the implication of the global economic crisis on their survival in South-Western 

Uganda 

Brenda Boonabaana, Makarere University 

Informality and Exclusion: the contribution of waste-picker women to the economy 

Nicole Bidegain, CIEDUR, Uruguay 

Unequal Development, Micro-Business Creation and Gendered Outcome in Rural Nepal 

Sabrina Regmi, Ochanomizu University 

Gender dynamics, earnings, and non-agricultural self-employment in Ghana: livelihood choices and the structures of constraint 

James Heintz, University of Massachusetts – Amherst, PERI 

Lynda Pickbourn, Keene State College 

Session ID 41 

Migration Motives Experiences and Effects 305 

Chair: Montserrat Mosqueda Martínez, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana- Iztapalapa 

Mexican Migrant Women and Enterprises Formation in Chicago 

Alejandra Arroyo M. Sotomayor, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana- Iztapalapa 

Montserrat Mosqueda Martínez, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana- Iztapalapa 

Motivated Migrants, (Re) framing Arab Women’s Experiences 

Jennifer Olmsted, Drew University 

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Beyond the Legal Framework: Bolivian Female Migrants in Argentina 

Tanya Basok, University of Windsor 


Immigration and the multicultural challenge to the Nordic gender equality ideal 

Ulla Grapard, Colgate University 

Solution for the Crisis of Social Reproduction: Marriage Migration vs Labor Migration? 

Hyunok Lee, Singapore National University 

Session ID 68 

Labor Supply, Time and Institutional Settings 404 

Occupational Distribution of Women in the Labour Market: Opportunities and Constraints for Poverty Reduction in Kenya 

Rosemary Atieno, University of Nairobi, Kenya 

Women's Empowerment and Female Labor Force Participation in the Middle East and North Africa 

Fariba Solati, University of Manitoba 

Female Employment and Gender Equality in Turkey 

Saniye Dedeoglu, Mugla University and Warwick Universit 

Unilateral Divorce and female labor supply in the Middle-East and North-Africa: The effect of Kuhl-reform 

Lena Hassani Nezhad, International Labor Organization. 

Anna Sjögren, The Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy 

Session ID 77 

Environment, Sustainability and Dis/ Empowerment 406 

A Study of Social Innovation and Collaboration focusing on Protection of the Environment and Women´s Empowerment: The Case 

of Baltic Sea Action Group 

Metta Sparre, University of Uppsala 

Climate Change and Rural Livelihood Security: A Gendered Case of Adaptation to the Risk of Climate Variability in the Uganda 

Cattle Corridor 

Beatrice Mukasa, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda 

Feminist Economics and Environmental Challenges: Towards an integrative approach to sustainability 

Isabel Pla Julián, Universidad de Valencia 

Sandra Guevara de Molina, Universidad de Valencia 

Session ID 43 

Redistribution or Commodification of Health and Care? 307 

Chair: Castro Castro García, University Complutense of Madrid // University Pablo Olavide, Seville 

Wellbeing in development: the consequences of private sector encroachment and the instrumentalisation of women's health 

Fenella Porter, Birkbeck College, University of London, 

Jasmine Gideon, Birkbeck College 

Payment for Care and Their Impact on Experience of Maternal Health Care: Evidence from Tanzania 

Tausi Kida, Economic and Social Research Foundation 

Maureen Mackintosh, Open University, UK 

Paula Tibandebage, Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA) 

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Parental Leave and gender equality: What is the best design in order to change men behavior? 

Carmen Castro García, University Complutense of Madrid // University Pablo Olavide, Seville 

Maria Pazos-Morán, Instituto de Estudios Fiscales 

Economic Factors and Mental Health: A Gender Analysis for the United States 

Nursel Aydiner-Avsar, Gediz University 

Chiara Piovani, University of Denver 

Session ID 44 

Gender Wage Gaps: Determinants and Costs 407 

Determinants of Women Garment Workers’ Wages – A Case Study of Nepal 

Yumiko Yamamoto, UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre 

Motherhood and the Lesbian Wage Premium 

Alyssa Schneebaum, University of Massachusetts – Amherst 

The Gender Pay Gap in Scotland: Are Equal Pay Reviews Still Relevant? 

Alison Lockhart, Glasgow Caledonian University 

Emily Thompson, Glasgow Caledonian University 

Economic Cost of Gender Gaps: Africa’s Missing Growth Reserve 

Amarakoon Bandara Amarakoon, United Nations Development Programme 

Session ID 13 

Roundtable: Feminist Economists Influencing the United Nations Human Rights Council 306 

Chair: Radhika Balakrishnan, CWGL, Rutgers University 

Stephanie Seguino, University of Vermont 

Diane Elson, University of Essex 

James Heintz, University of Massachusetts – Amherst, PERI 

4:50 – 5:10pm 

Break (no food) 

5:20 – 7:20pm 

General Membership Meeting 

Aula Magna room (4 th floor) 

7:30 – 8:00pm 

Awards and Book Celebration 


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Reception 

Cafeteria (ground floor) 

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Thursday, June 28 

8am – 5pm 



9:00 – 10:40am 



Session ID 90 

Processes of Production and Reproduction 


Chair: Alma Espino, Instituto de Economía – FCEyA- UDELAR 

Aula Magna 

Capabilities and gender: Sum of inequalities or system of inequalities? The Chilean Case. 

Virginia Beatriz Guzman, Centro de Estudios de la Mujer 

The economic crisis: an analysis from a time use survey 

Cristina Carrasco, Universidad de Barcelona 

Mario Dominguez, Universidad de Barcelona 

Parental Leaves as a Tool for Equal Sharing of Care Responsibilities and for Gender Equality 

Cristina Garcia-Sainz, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid 

Welfare Policy? Conditional Cash Transfer Programs. Case: Mexico, Chile, and Brazil 

Ana Cevallos Barahona, UCM 

Redistribution of care: arguments for the crafting of a nexus of public policies 

Nathalie Lamaute-Brisson, Independent Consultant 

Session ID 24 

Gendered Impacts of the Crisis: Views from the North 407 

Chair: Randy Albelda, University of Massachusetts Boston 

Gender, Inequality and the Crisis: linking short term responses with long term goals in the European Union and the UK 

Diane Perrons, London School of Economics 

Ania Plomien, London School of Economics 

Structural crisis and fiscal consolidation in Greece: gender effects 

Maria Karamessini, Panteion University 

Gender Impacts of the “Great Recession” in the United States 

Randy Albelda, University of Massachusetts Boston 

Housework in a boom and in a recession 

Thora Thorsdottir, Manchester University 

Gendered Impacts of the Crisis: Views from Ireland 

Ursula Barry, University College Dublin 

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Session ID 2 

Gender and International Migration: Globalization, Development and Governance 406 

Chair: Lourdes Beneria, Cornell University 

Regulation versus rights: migration of women and global governance organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean 

Nicola Piper, Arnold Bergstraesser Institute 

Emergency Frames. Gender Violence and Immigration Status in Spain 

Marta Perez, Universidad AutÃ³noma de Madrid 

En-gendering responsibility in the Asian South: whither the feminisation of international labour migration and the “migrationdevelopment 

nexus”? 

Stuart Rosewarne, The University of Sydney 

Gender and International Migration: Globalization, Development and Governance 

Lourdes Beneria, Cornell University 


Naila Kabeer, School of African & Asian Studies 

Session ID 4 

Why Time Deficits Matter: Implications for Understanding and Combating Poverty 304 

Chair: Valeria Esquivel, Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento 

Unequal Division of Unpaid Work in Turkey: Evidence from Time-Use Survey, 2006 

Isin Ertugrul Yilmazer, Uludag University 

The Measurement of Time and Income Poverty 


Model and Empirical Methodology for the Levy Institute Measure of Time and Income Poverty for Argentina, Chile, and Mexico 


Household production and Time-adjusted Income poverty: Policy considerations in view of recent empirical findings 


Session ID 33 

Roundtable on Gender and Human Well-being: Priorities and Challenges 404 

Chair: Diana Strassmann, Rice University 

Caecilie Schildberg, FES 

Anne Chao, Rice University 

Francisco Cos-Montiel, IDRC 

Kathleen Hartford, Ford Foundation, Beijing Office 

Session ID 32 

Roundtable: GBA in Europe – Context and Future for European Gender Budgeting Network 305 

Chair: Paloma de Villota, Universidad Complutense de Madrid 

Tindara Addabbo, University of Modena e Reggion Emilia, I 

Yolanda Jubeto, University of the Basque Country 


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Angela O'Hagan, Glasgow Caledonian University 


Session ID 6 

Women’s Labor Market Issues in Contemporary China 405 

Chair: Rachel Connelly, Bowdoin College 

Coresidency and Labor Force Participation of China’s Population Aged 50 or Older 

Rachel Connelly, Bowdoin College 

Margaret Maurer-Fazio, Bates College 

Ethnicity and Hiring in China: Evidence from a Field Experiment 

Margaret Maurer-Fazio, Bates College 

Job Characteristics, Family Responsibility and Women’s Well-Being: A Comparison of Urban Residents and Rural Migrants in 

China 

Xiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg 

Impact of rural-urban migration on human capital development of migrant children 

Xin Meng, Research School of Economics, CBE 

Session ID 25 

Roundtable: The Value of Diversity in Feminist Economics and in IAFFE 306 

Chair: M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts – Amherst 

M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts – Amherst 

Yumiko Yamamoto, UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre 

V. Eudine Barriteau, University of the West Indies 

Session ID 47 

Gender Policies in Education 307 

Chair: Diane Elson, University of Essex 

Engendering Universities: Experiences and Practices in selected East African Universities 

Harriet Kebirungi, Kyambogo University 

Does Sex Education Influence Sexual and Reproductive Behavior of Women? Evidence from Mexico 

Yleana Ortiz-Arevalo, Consulting 

Public Expenditure Incidence Analysis: A gender-responsive budgeting tool for educational expenditure in Timor-Leste? 

Monica Costa, University of South Australia 

Siobhan Austen, Curtin University 

Diane Elson, University of Essex 

Rhonda Sharp; University of South Australia 

Educated Women’s Agency in Negotiating Male Privilege to Beat the Economic Woes of the 21st Century: Voices from Uganda 

Peace Musiimenta, Makerere University 

Women Education as a Durable Good for National Economic Development: An Antidote to Feminization of Poverty 

Afolabi Monsurat, University of Hull 

Session ID 48 

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Remittances and Gendered Resources 309 

Chair: Yana van der Meulen Rodgers, Rutgers University 

Remittances and Intra Household allocation in Northern Ghana- Does Gender matter? 

Lynda Pickbourn, Keene State College 

Intra-family Transfers, Remittances and Gifts- Gender matters 

Elke Hoist, German Institute of Economic Research (DIW Berlin) 

Andrea Schafer, Centre for Social Policy Research 

Mechthild Schrooten, University of Applied Science Bremen 


Remittances, Female Ownership of Businesses and Household Wellbeing in the Face of the Recent Global Crisis 

Hellen Seshie, University of Ghana, Legon 

International Remittances, Household Investments and Gender: Evidence from Household Panel Data in the Philippines 

Aubrey Tabuga, Phil. Institute for Development Studies 

Session ID 80 

Caregiving Conditions and Health 403 

Chair: Tausi Kida, Economic and Social Research Foundation 

Care, women and well-being: a feminist perspective 

Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz, Jagiellonian University 

Gender Differences in Caregiving Hours for Terminally Ill Patients 

Lynn Lethbridge, Dalhousie University 

Grace Johnston, Dalhousie University 

Disempowered Nurses and Implications for the Quality of Maternal Health Care: A Case Study of Public Health Facilities in 

Tanzania 

Paula Tibandebage, Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA) 

Tausi Kida, Economic and Social Research Foundation 

Maureen Mackintosh, Open University UK 

Unpaid AIDS care and social capital: Exploring the role of social capital in resource creation and access in AIDS affected 

communities 

Olagoke Akintola, University of KwaZuluNatal 

10:40 – 11:00am 

Break (coffee / tea / pastries) 


Session ID 20 

11:00am – 12:40pm 



Roundtable: Social Movements Dealing with the Crisis: Feminist Economics at a Crossroads 

Magna 

Aula 

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Chair: Corina Rodríguez-Enríquez, Conicet – Ciepp 


Magdalena León, REMTE 

Amaia Orozco, En Fuga 

Radhika Balakrishnan, CWGL, Rutgers University 

Yayo Herrero, Ecologistas en Acción 

Session ID 5 

Gender, Economics and Environmental Crisis 404 

Determinants of Adaptive Capacity: Is Gender Relevant in the Case of Climate Change in The Niger Delta Region of Nigeria? 

Rosemary Okoh, Delta State University, Nigeria 

Gender, Risk, and the Precautionary Principle: A Feminist Perspective on the Global Environmental Crisis 

Julie Nelson, University of Massachusetts Boston 

Social Provisioning in India: A Gender Perspective on Employment Guarantee and Forest Rights 

Sirisha Naidu, Wright State University 

Session ID 31 

ILO Roundtable: Domestic Work and the Multiple Dimensions of the Crisis Facing the World Today 304 

Chair: M. E. Valenzuela, International Labour Organization – Latin America 

Amelita King-Dejardin, International Labour Organization – Asia 

Maria Elena Valenzuela, International Labour Organization – Latin America 

Manuela Tomei, International Labour Organization 

Severity of abuses and coping strategies: Foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong 

AKM Ullah, Centre for Migration and Refugee Studies 

Session ID 38 

Experiences with Microfinance and a Non-monetary Economy 305 

Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: A Gender Perspective. Evidence from Mauritius 

Taruna Ramessur, University of Mauritius, Mauritius 

Reflections on the Microcredit Program Implemented in Batman, Turkey 

Cagla Diner, Kadir Has University, Istanbul 

Semiha Ari, Kadir Has University, Istanbul 

Mexican Migrant Women Enterprisers in the United States 

Patricia Rodriguez, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

Session ID 49 

Economic Development, Gender Equality, and Women’s Empowerment 405 

Chair: Ranjula Bali Swain, Uppsala University 

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Different trajectories in development-different patterns in women’s employment: What is specific in the situation of women’s 

employment in Turkey? 

Gulay Toksoz, Ankara University 

The Reasons for the Decreasing Trend of Female Labour Force Participation in Turkey: the Role of Conservatisim 

Idil Goksel, Izmir University of Economics 

Rural women's work and agrarian change in India 

Avanti Mukherjee, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 

“Gender Transition”• and Demographic Implementation 

Irina Kalabikhina, Lomonosov Moscow State University 

Session ID 50 

Gender Impacts on Economics and Recovery 403 

Chair: Carmen Llorca-Rodriguez, University of Granada 

The Gender Impact of the Crisis on Incomes in Mexico 

Jennifer Cooper, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

Isalia Nava-Bolaños Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

Gender, Economic Crisis and Financial Fragility 

Alicia Girón, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

A gender analysis of the impact of the crisis in Italy and Spain 

Tindara Addabbo, University of Modena e Reggio Emilia, I 

Rosa María García Fernández, University of Granada 

Carmen Llorca-Rodríguez, University of Granada 

Anna Maccagnan, University of Modena and Regio Emilia 

What, How and for Whom? Viewing the Scottish Government’s Economic Recovery Plan from a Gender Perspective 


Session ID 64 

Overwork, Working Conditions and Gender Biases 406 

More Work for Mother: Female Employment and Unpaid Work in Tajikistan 

Mieke Meurs, American University 

Vanya Slavchevska, American University 

Changes in banking and its impact on financial sector employees in Mexico. 

María González, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

The impact of Multiple Discrimination on occupational developments 

Margareta Kreimer, University of Graz - Austria 

Isabella Meier, University of Graz - Austria 

Quality of employment, psychosocial risks and mental health among salaried workers in Chile: a gender perspective 

Ximena Diaz, Centro de Estudios de la Mujer 

Amalia Mauro, Centro de Estudios de la Mujer 

Session ID 51 

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Wage Gaps in Different National and Cultural Contexts 307 

Chair: Nursel Aydinar-Avsar, Gediz University 

Wage differences between women and men in Sweden – the impact of mismatch between education and occupation 

Katarina Katz, Karlstad University 

Mats Johansson, Swedish Social Insurance Agency 

Gender Wage Gap Trends in Europe: The Role of Occupational Allocation and Changing Skill Prices 

Ezgi Kaya, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona 

Is Trade a Catalyst for Gender Wage Equality? The Case of Turkey 

Nursel Aydiner-Avsar, Gediz University 

Cihan Bilginsoy, University of Utah 


Is there any difference among Muslim States in terms of their impact on gender inequality in the labor market? 

Tseveenbolor Davaa, University of Utah 

Session ID 28 

Writing Scholarly Articles and Publishing in Feminist Economics 309 

Chair: Shahra Razavi, United Nations: Research Institute for Social Development 

Feminist Economic Research is More than Regressions with a Gender Dummy Variable 


Turning Research into an Article for Feminist Economics and other Scholarly Journals 

Gunseli Berik, University of Utah 

Diana Strassmann, Rice University 

Reporting and Presenting Statistical Results in Feminist Economics 

Yana van der Meulen Rodgers, Rutgers University 

Conducting and Reporting Survey Research in Feminist Economics 


Session ID 65 

Gender Analysis in Economic History and in History of Economics 306 

Chair: Nora Reyes, Universidad de Barcelona 

A Feminist Methodology for Analyzing Gender & the History of Economics 

Edith Kuiper, SUNY New Paltz Economics Department & Women's Studies Program 

Have Chinese Urban Women become Secondary Earners during the Economic Transition? 

Li Jiang, Zhejiang University 


Women in business: the role of liberal politics in Chile in 1870s-1900s 

Bernardita Escobar, Universidad Diego Portales 

The economic experiences and views of the Queen of the Bluestockings, Elizabeth Montagu 

Claudia Robles-Garcia, SUNY New Paltz/UC3 of Madrid 

Edith Kuiper, SUNY New Paltz Economics Department & Women's Studies Program 

Session ID 81 

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How Can Gender Budgeting Contribute to Gender Equality and Well-Being? 407 

Gender budgeting in scientific organizations: reframing the gender equality tool. 

Angela Genova, Fondazione Brodolini 

Gender Responsive Budgeting: an Analytical Framework from a Feminist Economics Perspective 

Raquel Coello, UNWOMEN 

A Palestinian Well Being System of Gender Budgets; focus on Capabilities Approach 

Maysa Hajjaj, Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) 

Engendering Economic Policies in Uganda: How can Gender Responsive Budgeting contribute to promoting alternative pathways 

to gender equality, well-being and sustainable development? 

Consolata Kabonesa, Makerere University 

Local government budgets in a well-being approach in Italy 

Antonella Picchio, University of Modena & Reggio Emilia 


Session ID 10 

12:40 – 2:10pm 



Roundtable: The European Crisis – Gender Perspectives 


Chair: Nilufer Cagatay, University of Utah 

Aula Magna 

Maria Karamessini, Panteion University 

Antonella Picchio, University of Modena & Reggio Emilia 


Lourdes Beneria, Cornell University 

Session ID 69 

Sex Segregation and Career Opportunities 404 

Chair: Alison Vasconez, CIGENERO 

Occupational Sex Segregation and Management-Level Wages in Germany: What role does firm size play? 

Anne Busch, University of Bielefeld 

Elke Holst, German Institute for Economic Research DIW Berlin 

Women Enrolling in For-Profit Educational Institutions: Enhanced Career Opportunities--or Trapped in Debt? 

Carol Frances, Claremont Graduate University 

Gender, Class And Careers: What About The 99 Percent? 

Nick Deschacht, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel (HUB) 

Gender Differences in Initiation of Negotiation: Does the Gender of the Negotiation Counterpart Matter? 

Anna Sandberg, Stockholm School of Economics 

Karin Hederos Eriksson, Stockholm School of Economics 

Session ID 55 

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New Frontiers in Feminist Economics I 403 

Chair: Günseli Berik, University of Utah 

Female entrepreneurship and microfinance in rural areas in Côte d’Ivoire: Determinants and lessons 

Namizata Binate Fofana, University of Cocody-Abidjan 

Impact of Microfinance on Household Welfare of Rural Women: Evidence from Haryana 

Kavita Chakravarty, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak 

Gender, Agricultural Productivity and Input Subsidies: Implications of Malawi's Input Subsidy Program 

Rutendo Karamba, American University 

Session ID 79 

Labor Market, Care and Gender Equality 304 

Chair: Michael Ornstein, York University 

Quebec, Daycare, and the Household Strategies of Couples with Young Children 

Glenn Stalker, York University 

Michael Ornstein, York University 

Mothers’ Employment, Non-Parental Childcare and Children’s Health in Post-Reform Rural China 

Jing Liu, Central University of Finance and Economics 


Downside to Long Maternity Leaves?—A Cross-National Look 

Myra Strober, Stanford University 

Parental Leave: Building a 'gender symmetry' index to asses gender equality implications 

Carmen Castro García, University Complutense of Madrid // University Pablo Olavide, Seville 


Session ID 12 

Roundtable: Exploring the Pathways for Women's Economic Empowerment in China and India 305 

Chair: Amitendu Palit, Università di Siena, Italy 


Devaki Jain, Università di Siena, Italy 

Linxiu Zhang, Università di Siena, Italy 

Gita Sen, Università di Siena, Italy 

Session ID 70 

Discrimination and Segregation at Work 309 

Homonormativity and discrimination based on sexual orientation 

Doris Weichselbaumer, University of Linz 

Occupational Segregation of Hispanics in U.S. Metropolitan Areas 

Olga Alonso-Villar, Carlos Gradín, and Coral Del Río, Universidade de Vigo 

The Impact of Educational Mismatch on Earnings in Canada: The Role of Gender and Nativity Status 

Najma Sharif, Saint Mary's University 

Afshan Dar, Carleton University 

Session ID 67 

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Work, Collective Bargaining and Empowerment 406 

Women’s labor force participation and women’s empowerment in Nigeria, 

Fenohasina Maret, George Washington University 

Women's empowerment and participation in the labor market in Iran: A view from the family 

Azam Khatam, York University 

Part-Time Work, Wage Trends and Collective Bargaining in Australia 

Alison Preston, Curtin University 

Effects of public policies on men and women’s bargaining power and autonomy: the Spanish case 

Cristina Castellanos Serrano, Universidad Complutense de Madrid 

Working Well: The diverse economies of women’s employment activism in Sydney, Australia 

Megan Clement-Couzner, University of Western Sydney 


Session ID 30 

Roundtable: UN Women – Women's Economic Empowerment 306 

Chair: Lucia Hanmer, UN Women, New York 

Radhika Balakrishnan, CWGL, Rutgers University 

Rosalba Todaro, Centro de Estudios de la Mujer, Chile 

Nilufer Cagatay, University of Utah 

Session ID 71 

Evolution of Women’s Wages and Gender Gaps 307 

Chair: Lucia Perez-Fragoso, Equidad de Género, Ciudadanía, Trabajo Y Familia AC 

Women's Wages during Import Substitution Industrialization: Chile 1940-1973 

Nora Reyes, Universidad de Barcelona 

Gender Bias in Economic Growth: Latin American Comparisons 

Silvana Maubrigades, Social Science University, Uruguay 

The Gender Pay Gap for Second-Generation Australians 

Anne Daly, University of Canberra 

Promoting the Human Well-being of the Indonesian Women Home-workers in the Putting-out System: a challenge for the 

Feminist Economists 

Hesti Wijaya, Brawijaya University. Indonesia 

Session ID 89 

Incentives and Capabilities for Women's Participation: Social, Labor and Political 405 

Chair: Marina Della Giusta, Department of Economics, University of Reading 

“United We Stand, Divided We Fall”: Maternal Social participation and Children’s Nutritional Status in Peru 

Marta Favara, University of Essex 

Gender Politics in Latin American Presidential Elections: A Comparative Study on Brazil and Argentina 

Chin-Ming Lin, Tamkang University 

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When Women Survives with no Income in Turkey: Evidence from the Household Labor Force Survey, 2009 

Arzu Ustunel, Uludag University 

Transfem: Feminist transfer of employment 'best practices' from Roumania to Andalusia (Spain) 

Lucía del Moral, ASAT 

No Sex Please: We Are British! Stigma and risky behaviors among clients of prostitutes 

Marina Della Giusta, Department of Economics, University of Reading 

Maria Laura di Tommaso, University of Torino 

Session ID 86 

Land Rights, Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture 407 

Secured Land Rights to Women: One solution to many problems (A study of Odisha, India) 

Padmaja Mishra, Utkal University 

Land grabbing and food security of vulnerable people 

Anh-Nga Tran-Nguyen, Growth and Development Bridge 

Women’s Roles and Collaborative Actions in Sustainable Agriculture Development, Food security and Poverty Alleviation 

Yiching Song, Chinese Academy of Science 

Linxiu Zhang, Chinese Academy of Science 

The Outcome of a “Gender Neutral” Reform: Why Don’t Couples Apply for Join Land Certificates for Co-Owned Land in 

Madagascar? 

Marit Widman, Swedish University of Agricultural Science 

2:10 – 4:10pm 

Lunch Break (on your own) 

Session ID 53 

4:10 – 5:50pm 



Inequalities and Intra-household Distribution of Time, Power and Well-being 


Chair: Ebru Kongar, Dickinson College 

Aula Magna 

Differences in subjective well-being within household: An analysis of married and cohabiting couples in South Africa 

Dorrit Posel, University of Kwa Zulu-Natal 

Daniela Casale, University of KwaZulu-Natal 

The impact of policies focused on increasing choice on those who live in households 

Susan Himmelweit, The Open University 

Jerome De Henau, The Open University 

Economic and reproductive work transfers in Spanish households in the 21 st Century 

Maria Molto, University of Valencia 

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Dora Sanchez, University of Valencia 


Getting out of the bargaining box: An insider-outsider framework of marriage 

Fauzia Ahmed, Miami University 

Anything to make you happy? 

Marina Della Giusta, University of Reading 

Sarah Jewell, University of Reading 

Session ID 62 

Analytical Perspectives on the Economic Crisis I 306 

Frequency Domain and Wavelet Co-movement Analysis of Gender Differences in Turkey 

Sadullah Çelik, Marmara University 

Burcin Abdullah, UMSL 

Gender, Primitive Accumulation, and the Current Crisis 

Nancy Hartsock, University of Washington 

Sex Equality, Politics, and Economic Crisis Responses: Spain and Canada 

Paloma de Villota, Universidad Complutense de Madrid 

The Feminist Analysis of the Systemic Crisis 

Magdalena León, REMTE 

Session ID 82 

Gender / Feminist Approaches to Public Policies 304 

Chair: Margarita Vega, Universidad Pablo de Olavide 

Incorporating Gender Approaches to Public Policy in Ukraine: the Millennium Development Goals 

Ganna Gerasymenko, Institute for Demography and Social Studies 

Elements for a feminist analysis on the current development policies in Brazil 

Renata Moreno, UFABC 

(Dis)incentives of money transfers for women employment in a context of crisis and public policies about it. The dependency law 

in Andalusia 

Mauricio Matus-López, Universidad Pablo de Olavide 

Lina Galvez-Muñoz, University Pablo de Olavide 

Margarita Vega, Universidad Pablo de Olavide 

Paula Rodriguez-Modrono, University Pablo de Olavide 

Monica Dominguez-Serrano, University Pablo de Olavide 

A Proposal for a Global Fund for Women Through Innovative Finance 

Nilufer Cagatay, University of Utah 

Session ID 29 

Roundtable: UN Women – Getting Women's Economic Empowerment into the Mainstream Economic 

Agenda: How Can Feminist Economists Build the Evidence Base for Policy Solutions? 305 

Chair: Yassine Fall, UN Women, New York 

Naila Kabeer, University of London, UK 

Haroon Akram Lodhi, Trent University, Peterborough, Canada 

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Bola Akanji, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research, Ibadan, Nigeria 

Jayati Ghosh, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi 


Session ID 87 

Welfare Regimes, Good Living and Gendered Social Organization 404 

Chair: Semsa Ozar, Bogaziçi University 

Use of Time, Gender Relations and “Good living” in the Quechua and Aymara Cultures 

Rosa del Carmen Vilchez Cáceres, Movimiento Manuela Ramos 

Care regimes and economic penalty of care employment 

Jayoung Yoon, Korea Labor Institute 

Unfolding the Invisibility of Women without Men in the case of Turkey 

Semsa Ozar, Bogaziçi University 

Burcu Yakut-Cakar, Kocaeli University 

Lawless Men, Childless Women 

Eirik Evenhouse, Mills College 

Siobhan Reilly, Mills College 

Effective Polygyny in the United States: Trends, Correlates, and Implications 

Siobhan Reilly, Mills College 

Session ID 56 

New Frontiers in Feminist Economics II 307 

Chair: Diana Strassmann, Rice University 

Gender and Household Welfare Responses to Climate Change in Uganda 

Madina Guloba, University of Dar es Salaam 

Migration impact and pattern in Sri Lanka: A literature review and a data source with potential for household level gender 

analysis 

Sunethra Ellawala Liyanage, University of Colombo 

Rajith Lakshman, University of Colombo 

Pinnawala Sangsumana, University of Javewardenenura 

“I Am Not Good Enough for the State Because I am a Woman”: The Feminization of Poverty, a Violation of Women’s Social 

Rights? 

Masa Amir, Nazra for Feminist Studies 

Session ID 54 

Feminist Economics: Analytical Approaches 403 

What Feminist Economics tells us about the Invisible Hand 

Hendrik van den Berg, University of Nebraska 

The Role of Personality in Adult Life Satisfaction 

Uma Kambhampati, University of Reading 

Sarah Jewell, University of Reading 

The significance of race in theories of sex discrimination in Australian history of economic thought 

Gillian Hewitson, University of Sydney 

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Gender and bibliometrics 

Elisabetta Addis, University of Sassari 

A Theory of Paid and Unpaid Work 

Ulrike Knobloch, Social Work and Social Policy University of Fribourg Switzerland 

Session ID 58 

Fair Distribution of Assets: a Road to Empowerment? 405 

Chair: Hazel Malapit, World Bank 

Do Household Savings Differ Between Women and Men-Headed Households? 

Isalia Nava-Bolaños, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México UNAM 

Flor Brown, UNAM 

Lilia Dominiguez-Villalobos, UNAM 

Distribution of Housing by Gender in Colombia 

Greta Friedman-Sanchez, University of Minnesota 

Cheryl Doss, Yale University 

Who Owns the Land? Perspectives from Rural Ugandans and Implications for Land Acquisitions 

Allan Bomuhangi, Makerere University 

Grassroots Approach to Women’s Equality and Empowerment in Post-Conflict Amuru District- A Case of Send a Cow Uganda 

Judith Ikiring, Send a Cow Uganda 

Do couples pool their incomes? Experimental evidence from Germany 

Miriam Beblo, Berlin School of Economics and Law 

Denis Beninger, Berlin School of Economics and Law 

Session ID 52 

Trade and Globalization 309 

Chair: Vivianne Ventura-Dias, LATN 

Globalization, Gender and Employment in the Open Economy of Sri Lanka 

Naoko Otobe, International Labour Organization 

The Reality of Trade Policy in Georgia: a gender perspective 

Charita Jashi, Tbilisi State University 

Trade Liberalization and Female Labour Force Participation 

Iffat Ara, Social Policy and Development Centre 

Agricultural Trade Liberalization and India: How the Introduction of Soy Undermined Women’s Roles 

Jordan Greenstein, Rutgers University 

Women and Globalization in Rwanda: Preliminary Findings 

Jaroslava Tadorova, University of International and Public Relations, Prague 

Linda Lucas, University of South Florida 

Session ID 83 

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Macroeconomic Policies and Social Reproduction 407 

Chair: Maureen Odongo, Central Bank of Kenya 

Do Central Bank Policies Have Gender Implications? The Case of Kenya 

Maureen Were, Central Bank of Kenya 

Maureen Odongo, Central Bank of Kenya 

Neoliberal New Constitutionalism, Social Reproduction and Fiscal Policy: Implications and Spaces of Resistance 

Isabella Bakker, York University 

A Social Provisioning Employer of Last Resort: Feminist Concerns Central to Overcoming the Present Crisis 

Donatella Alessandrini, University of Canterbury, Kent 

Women in Alternative Economy – Or, What Do Women Do without Official Currency? 

Irene Sotiropoulou, University of Crete 

Do tax regulations have an impact on gender (in)equality? The case of the Spanish Personal Income Tax 

Bibiana Medialdea, Univesidad Complutense 

Maria Pazos-Morán, Instituto de Estudios Fiscales 


8pm 

Dinner at Restaurant 

Cal Pinxo, Palau del Mar 

Plaça Pau Villa 1 


(932) 212-211 

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Friday, June 29 

8am – 11am 



Session ID 14 

9:00 – 10:40am 



Roundtable: Theorizing Crises Otherwise – Querying Families and Finances 


Aula Magna 

Suzanne Bergeron, University of Michigan Dearborn 

V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona 

Drucilla (Drue) Barker, University of South Carolina 

Session ID 59 

Sustainable Development and Women’s Participation 304 

Chair: Pla-Julián 

Advancing Towards Social Sustainability from a Gender Perspective 

Ester Barberá-Heredia, Universidad de Valencia 

Isabel Pla-Julián, Universidad de Valencia 

Women's Participation in the Process of Economic Development in India with special reference to Uttar Pradesh 

Mallaiah Lakkineri, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University 

Malti Sing, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University 

Women as Active Agents for Sustainable Development 

Reina Rodriguez Hernández, Universidad de Zaragoza- Uniminuto 

Learning But Not Acting: Women in Ningxia Autonomous Region, Voting Rights Training and Voting Behavior in Village Elections 

Xiaopeng Pang, Renmin University of China 

Junxia Zeng, Renmin University of China 

Scott Rozelle, University of Stanford 

Sense and Sustainability: An Ethical and Economic Model to Forecast the Level of Commitment to Sustainability, based on 

Nussbaum´s Capabilities Approach 

Rosa Colmenarejo, Etea-Universidad de Córdoba 

Session ID 60 

Gendered Violence Comes in Different Forms 404 

Chair: Maria Laura Di Tomasso, University of Torino 

The sexualised political economy of the DSK affair 

Bronwyn Winter, University of Sydney 

The Political Economy of Gendered Violence in Conflict Zones 

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Kade Finnoff, University of Massachusetts Boston 


Gender and the Economic Impacts of War 

Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University 

Measuring capabilities: Freedom of movement of Italian women 

Leif Andreassen, University of Torino 

John Dagsvik, Statistisk Sentralbyrå (Statistics Norway), Government of Norway 

Maria Laura di Tommaso, University of Torino 

Session ID 61 

Economic and Social Policies: Gender and Feminist Perspectives 305 

Chair: Silvia Berger 

Gender Analysis of the Incidence of the Value Added Tax 

Lucia Pérez-Fragoso, Equidad de Género, Ciudadanía, Trabajo Y Familia AC. 

Social Protection Reforms in Latin America: Are they guided by feminist ideas? 

Corina Rodríguez-Enríquez, Conicet – Ciepp 

Israel's Economic Policy from a Gender Perspective 

Valeria Seigelshifer, Women's Budget Forum 

Yael Hasson, Adva Center, University of Haifa 

Incorporation of Gender Equity in Decentralized Cooperation Policies in Spain 

Irati Labaien, Universidad del País Vasco/EHU 

Maria Jose Martinez, Universidad del País Vasco/EHU 

Idoye Zabala, Universidad del País Vasco/EHU 

Framing public policy from an intra-household gendered perspective. The cases of the UK, Australia and Germany since the midnineties 

Jerome De Henau, The Open University 

Susan Himmelweit, The Open University 

Session ID 75 

Parenting, Care and Work Arrangements 306 

The intensification of parenting, time pressure and the gender division of childcare: time-diary evidence from Australia 1992- 

2006 

Lyn Craig, University of New South Wales 

Fathers' Childcare: the Difference between Participation and Amount of Time 

Nora Reich, Hamburg Institute of International Econo 

A National Paid Parental Leave Scheme: Challenging the mail breadwinner gender order in Australia? 

Ray Broomhill, University of Adelaide 

Rhonda Sharp, University of South Australia 

Trading off or having it all? Completed fertility and mid-career earnings of Swedish men and women 

Christina Håkanson, SOFI, Stockholm University 

Anne Boschini, SOFI, Stockholm University 

Åsa Rosén, SOFI, Stockholm University 

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Anna Sjögren, The Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy 

"Once the Dust Settles. Does Economic Crisis Lead to Re-Traditionalisation? " 

Jeffrey Neilson, Lund University 

Maria Stanfors, Lund University 


Session ID 72 

Gendered Consequences of Crisis on Employment and Equality 307 

Chair: Agneta Stark 

Women’s employment in Mexico 

Elena Cardero, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

A gender outlook of consequences of the current economic crisis on labour market in European countries 

Helene Périvier, OFCE Sciences Po 

Economic Crisis and Pension Provision: Experiences of Older Women Workers in the Republic of Ireland . 

Nata Duvvury, National University of Ireland, Galway 

Aine Ni Leime, National University of Ireland, Galway 

Aoife Callan, National University of Ireland, Galway 

Recovery from the Great Recession: the Consequences for Gender Equality 

Paola Villa, Universita’Degli Studi Di Trento 

Mark Smith, Grenoble Ecole de Management 

Gender Discrimination in the Social Security Coverage: Evidence from South Korea 

Taehee Kwon, Sungkyunkwan University 

Session ID 63 

Analytical Perspectives on the Economic Crisis -II 309 

Chair: Gale Summerfield 

Trade Contraction in India and South Africa during the Global Crisis: Examining Gender and Skill Biases in Job Loss 

David Kucera, ILO 

Leanne Roncolato, American University 

Erik Von Uexkull, ILO 

The Financial Crisis, morality, and gender: what are bankers’ views in the Netherlands? 

Irene van Staveren, Instititute of Social Studies 

A Feminist Approach to Current Crises and Political Responses in Spain 

Sandra Ezquerra, Universitat de Vic 

Estimating the Impact of 2008-09 Economic Crisis on Work Time in Turkey 

Secil Kaya Bahce, Ankara University 

Emel Memis, Ankara University 

Session ID 76 

Role of the State in Job Quality and Participation of Women in the Labour Force 403 

Chair: Alicia Girón 

Labor Regulations and Job Quality: Evidence from India 

Yana van der Meulen Rodgers, Rutgers University 

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The role of welfare policies, lone parenthood and institutions in Manitoban Ojibwa-Cree females’ dependency on government 

income 

Rosa Sanchez Garcia, University of Manitoba, Canada 

Assessing the extent of nondiscrimination policies and laws related to sexual orientation and gender 

M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts – Amherst 

Women in Public Sector in Scotland: Recession, Recovery & Devolution 

Susanne Ross, Glasgow Caledonian University 

Family Structure and Well-Being: (Re)Framing the Question 

Wendy Sigle-Rushton, London School of Economics 

Session ID 8 

Gender Perspectives and Gender Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis 405 

(GEM-IWG) 

Chair: Nilufer Cagatay, University of Utah 

Gender dimensions of global crisis in Central America and the Dominican Republic 

Alma Espino, Instituto de Economía - FCEyA- UDELAR 

Time Use of Mothers and Fathers in Hard Times and Better Times: the U.S. Business Cycle of 2003-2010 

Gunseli Berik, University of Utah 

Ebru Kongar, Dickinson College 

Turkey's Fiscal and Employment Policy Response During The 2008 Crisis: Reinforcing Or Reducing Gender Segregation 

Yelda Yucel, Istanbul Bilgi University 

Investing in Care: A Strategy for Effective and Equitable Job Creation 


Kijong Kim, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College 



Economic crisis and political response in Spain: is reconciliation of work and family life a â€œluxuryâ€• at a time of recession? 

María Iglesias, Universitat Rovira i Virgili 

Session ID 84 

Care and Domestic Paid Work: Just Another Job? 406 

Why do women decide to work at home? 

Lilia Dominguez-Villalobos, UNAM 

Flor Brown, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

The effects of the global crisis on household employment in Spain: current deficiencies and challenges 

Isabel Pla-Julián, Universitat de Valéncia UVEG 

Rosa Giménez-Moreno, Universitat de Valéncia UVEG 

Caring, Interactive and Empathic Labor: Re-Valuing Low-Wage Work 

Bruce Pietrykowski, University of Michigan - Dearborn 

For love and for money: motivation among childcare workers 

Ludovica Gambaro, London School of Economics (LSE) 

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Maid services as a substitute factor in home production 

Ana Fava, Pontifical University of Sao Paulo 

Mary Arends-Kuenning, University of Illinois 


Session ID 88 

Gender Symmetries and Asymmetries in Economic Activity 407 

Chair: María Gonzalez Marin 

Mexican Women Entrepreneurs & Gender Asymmetries in Houston, Texas 

Alicia Girón, UNAM 

Mirosalba Cancino, UNAM 

Diana Atempa, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas 

Gender Discrimination in Access to Paid Work: What Labour Force Surveys Tell Us? 

Muhammad Sabir, Social Policy and Development Centre 

Parental Leaves as a Tool for Equal Sharing of Care Responsibilities and for Gender Equality 

Cristina Garcia Sainz, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid 

Cross-cultural Analysis of the Gender Ratio in Indian and German IT 

Nobina Roy, University of Passau 

Queer/ing “choices”? Re-visions to challenge the consumer economy 

Karin Schoenpflug, IHS Vienna 

Christine Klapeer, University of Vienna 

10:40am – 12:30pm 

Final Plenary 


Financialization, Food Security, and Women’s Rights: An African Perspective 

Zo Randriamaro, DAWN 

The Impact of the Arab Spring on Women’s Lives: Yemen as an Example 

Amal Basha, Sisters Arab Forum for Human Rights (SAF) 

Weaving Alliances: Doing (Economic) Justice Research/Doing Research Justice 

Randy Albelda, University of Massachusetts Boston 

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