Feminist Economics

1995 - 2025

Current editor(s): Diana Strassmann

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Volume 11, issue 3, 2005

REFLECTIONS ON GENDER MAINSTREAMING: AN EXAMPLE OF FEMINIST ECONOMICS IN ACTION? pp. 1-26

Jill Rubery

CREDIT AND WOMEN'S GROUP MEMBERSHIP IN SOUTH INDIA: TESTING MODELS OF INTRAHOUSEHOLD ALLOCATIVE BEHAVIOR pp. 27-62

Nathalie Holvoet

DETERMINANTS OF WOMEN'S MICROENTERPRISE SUCCESS IN AHMEDABAD, INDIA: EMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMICS pp. 63-83

Paula Kantor

THE CITATION IMPACT OF FEMINIST ECONOMICS pp. 85-106

Frances Woolley

INTRODUCTION: EXPLORING FEMINIST ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / GENDER, DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY FROM A LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE / AFRICAN PEASANTS AND GLOBAL GENDERED CLASS STRUGGLE FOR THE COMMONS / ECOFEMINIST POLITICAL ECONOMY: INTEGRATING FEMINIST ECONOMICS AND ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / HABITS OF THOUGHT, AGENCY, AND TRANSFORMATION: AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH TO FEMINIST ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / THE NETWORK VORSORGENDES WIRTSCHAFTEN / ENGENDERING ORGANIC FARMING pp. 107-150

Ellie Perkins, Edith Kuiper, Rayen Quiroga-Martinez, Terisa Turner, Leigh Brownhill, Mary Mellor, Zdravka Todorova, Maren Jochimsen and Martha McMahon

SEN ON FREEDOM AND GENDER JUSTICE pp. 151-166

Mozaffar Qizilbash

CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 235-236

Cecilia Conrad and Cheryl Doss

Volume 11, issue 2, 2005

INTRODUCTION: GENDER AND AGING pp. 3-5

Nancy Folbre, Lois Shaw and Agneta Stark

WARM HANDS IN COLD AGE — ON THE NEED OF A NEW WORLD ORDER OF CARE pp. 7-36

Agneta Stark

ELDERCARE IN THE UNITED STATES: INADEQUATE, INEQUITABLE, BUT NOT A LOST CAUSE pp. 37-51

Susan Eaton

GENDER, AGING, AND THE EVOLVING ARAB PATRIARCHAL CONTRACT pp. 53-78

Jennifer Olmsted

AUSTRALIA'S "OTHER" GENDER WAGE GAP: BABY BOOMERS AND COMPULSORY SUPERANNUATION ACCOUNTS pp. 79-101

Therese Jefferson and Alison Preston

SOCIAL ASSISTANCE, GENDER, AND THE AGED IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 103-115

Justine Burns, Malcolm Keswell and Murray Leibbrandt

RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SOCIAL SECURITY RETIREMENT AGE IN THE US pp. 117-143

Carole Green

LINKING BENEFITS TO MARITAL STATUS: RACE AND SOCIAL SECURITY IN THE US pp. 145-162

Madonna Harrington Meyer, Douglas Wolf and Christine Himes

POVERTY AND INCOME MAINTENANCE IN OLD AGE: A CROSS-NATIONAL VIEW OF LOW INCOME OLDER WOMEN / GROWING OLD IN THE US: GENDER AND INCOME ADEQUACY / GENDER AND AGING IN SOUTH KOREA pp. 163-197

Agneta Stark, Nancy Folbre, Lois Shaw, Timothy Smeeding, Susanna Sandstrom, Lois Shaw, Sunhwa Lee and Kyunghee Chung

Volume 11, issue 1, 2005

MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY! pp. 1-9

Amartya Sen

FLEXIBLE HOURS, WORKPLACE AUTHORITY, AND COMPENSATING WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN THE US pp. 11-39

Elaine McCrate

MOTHERS' MILK AND MEASURES OF ECONOMIC OUTPUT pp. 41-62

Julie Smith and Lindy Ingham

TAKING ITS TOLL: THE INFLUENCE OF PAID AND UNPAID WORK ON WOMEN'S WELL-BEING pp. 63-94

Martha MacDonald, Shelley Phipps and Lynn Lethbridge

GENDER, EXPECTATIONS, AND GRADES IN INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS AT A US UNIVERSITY pp. 95-122

Charles Ballard and Marianne Johnson

CANADIAN HEALTH REFORM: A GENDER ANALYSIS pp. 123-141

Evelyn Forget, Raisa Deber, Leslie Roos and Randy Walld

Volume 10, issue 3, 2004

EDITORIAL: FEMINIST ECONOMICS — IT FLOURISHES pp. 1-2

Diana Strassmann

SOCIAL PROVISIONING AS A STARTING POINT FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS pp. 3-19

Marilyn Power

TOWARD A CRITICAL THEORY OF UNTIDY GEOGRAPHIES: THE SPATIALITY OF EMOTIONS IN CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION pp. 21-54

Nancy Ettlinger

TOWARD A GENDERED POST KEYNESIANISM: SUBJECTIVITY AND TIME IN A NONMODERNIST FRAMEWORK pp. 55-75

Colin Danby

CAPABILITIES, LISTS, AND PUBLIC REASON: CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION pp. 77-80

Amartya Sen

INTRODUCTION / FEMINISM AND ECONOMIC INQUIRY IN COMMUNIST AND POST-COMMUNIST POLAND / A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WOMEN IN HUNGARIAN AND EUROPEAN ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS / FEMINISMS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES WITH A STATIST FEMINIST HERITAGE: NETWORKS AND STRATEGIES pp. 81-118

Marianne Ferber, Edith Kuiper, Agnieszka Majcher, Krisztina Majoros and Andrea Pető

Volume 10, issue 2, 2004

THE DILEMMAS OF LONE MOTHERHOOD: KEY ISSUES FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS pp. 1-7

Randy Albelda, Susan Himmelweit and Jane Humphries

HOW MEN MATTER: HOUSEWORK AND SELF-PROVISIONING AMONG RURAL SINGLE-MOTHER AND MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILIES IN VERMONT, US pp. 9-36

Margaret Nelson

LONE MOTHERS IN RUSSIA: SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET POLICY pp. 37-60

Judith Record McKinney

WELFARE RULES, BUSINESS CYCLES, AND EMPLOYMENT DYNAMICS AMONG LONE PARENTS IN NORWAY pp. 61-89

Randi Kjeldstad and Marit Rønsen

FAMILY ECONOMY WORKERS OR CARING MOTHERS? MALE BREADWINNING AND WIDOWS' PENSIONS IN NORWAY AND THE UK pp. 91-113

Anne Skevik

THE COMMODIFICATION OF LONE MOTHERS' LABOR: A COMPARISON OF US AND GERMAN POLICIES pp. 115-142

Lisa Giddings, Irene Dingeldey and Susan Ulbricht

WELFARE AS WE [DON'T] KNOW IT: A REVIEW AND FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF WELFARE REFORM RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 143-171

Karen Christopher

MUNDANE HEROINES: CONFLICT, ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND FEMALE HEADSHIP IN EASTERN SRI LANKA pp. 173-205

Kanchana Ruwanpura and Jane Humphries

THE ROUTE MATTERS: POVERTY AND INEQUALITY AMONG LONE-MOTHER HOUSEHOLDS IN RUSSIA pp. 207-225

Shireen Kanji

ALL THE LESBIAN MOTHERS ARE COUPLED, ALL THE SINGLE MOTHERS ARE STRAIGHT, AND ALL OF US ARE TIRED: REFLECTIONS ON BEING A SINGLE LESBIAN MOM pp. 227-236

June Lapidus

Lone Mothers: What is to be done? pp. 237-264

Susan Himmelweit, Barbara Bergmann, Kate Green, Randy Albelda, the Women's Committee of One Hundred and Charlotte Koren

A Special Issue on Gender, China, and the World Trade Organization pp. 269-270

Günseli Berik, Xiao-yuan Dong and Gail Summerfield

Volume 10, issue 1, 2004

EDITORIAL: DEBATING VALUES pp. 1-1

Diana Strassmann

GLOBALIZATION, LABOR STANDARDS, AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS: DILEMMAS OF COLLECTIVE (IN)ACTION IN AN INTERDEPENDENT WORLD pp. 3-35

Naila Kabeer

GENDER AND REGIONAL INEQUALITY IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF SPAIN pp. 37-64

Javier Martinez Peinado and Gemma Cairo Cespedes

THE EFFECT OF CAREER BREAKS ON THE WORKING LIVES OF WOMEN pp. 65-84

Shoba Arun, Thankom Arun and Vani Borooah

COMPARING CARE REGIMES IN EUROPE pp. 85-113

Francesca Bettio and Janneke Plantenga

WHEN THE WORK IS NEVER DONE: TIME ALLOCATION IN US FAMILY FARM HOUSEHOLDS pp. 115-139

Jongsoog Kim and Lydia Zepeda

Volume 9, issue 2-3, 2003

EXPLORING THE CHALLENGES OF AMARTYA SEN'S WORK AND IDEAS: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 3-12

Bina Agarwal, Jane Humphries and Ingrid Robeyns

GENDER AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL CHOICE: THE ROLE OF SITUATED AGENCY pp. 13-32

Fabienne Peter

CAPABILITIES AS FUNDAMENTAL ENTITLEMENTS: SEN AND SOCIAL JUSTICE pp. 33-59

Martha Nussbaum

SEN'S CAPABILITY APPROACH AND GENDER INEQUALITY: SELECTING RELEVANT CAPABILITIES pp. 61-92

Ingrid Robeyns

INTRA-HOUSEHOLD INEQUALITY: A CHALLENGE FOR THE CAPABILITY APPROACH? pp. 93-115

Vegard Iversen

DEVELOPMENT AS EMPOWERMENT pp. 117-135

Marianne Hill

DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM v - v AND AS WHAT ELSE? pp. 137-161

Des Gasper and Irene van Staveren

GLOBALIZATION AND WOMEN'S PAID WORK: EXPANDING FREEDOM? pp. 163-184

Christine Koggel

SLAVERY, FREEDOM, AND SEN pp. 185-211

Stanley Engerman

DOES CONTRACEPTION BENEFIT WOMEN? STRUCTURE, AGENCY, AND WELL-BEING IN RURAL MEXICO pp. 213-238

Austreberta Nazar Beutelspacher, Emma Zapata Martelo and VerOnica Vazquez GarcIa

SEN, ETHICS, AND DEMOCRACY pp. 239-261

Elizabeth Anderson

"MISSING WOMEN": REVISITING THE DEBATE pp. 263-299

Stephan Klasen and Claudia Wink

THE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PARADIGM: OPERATIONALIZING SEN'S IDEAS ON CAPABILITIES pp. 301-317

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr

CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION pp. 319-332

Amartya Sen, Bina Agarwal, Jane Humphries and Ingrid Robeyns

Volume 9, issue 1, 2003

Gendered Social Indicators and Grounded Theory pp. 1-18

Siobhan Austen, Therese Jefferson and Vicki Thein

Getting By with a Little Help from Your Family: Toward a Policy-Relevant Model of the Household pp. 19-45

Jane Wheelock, Elizabeth Oughton and Susan Baines

Edith Penrose: A Feminist Economist? pp. 47-73

Michael Best and Jane Humphries

The Editorial Boards of Italian Economics Journals: Women, Gender, and Social Networking pp. 75-91

Elisabetta Addis and Paola Villa

Critical Realism, Feminist Epistemology, and the Emancipatory Potential of Science: A Comment on Lawson and Harding pp. 93-101

Fabienne Peter

Emancipatory for Whom? A Comment on Critical Realism pp. 103-108

Drucilla Barker

Once More, With Feeling: Feminist Economics and the Ontological Question pp. 109-118

Julie Nelson

Ontology and Feminist Theorizing pp. 119-150

Tony Lawson

Representing Reality: The Critical Realism Project pp. 151-159

Sandra Harding

Theorizing Ontology pp. 161-169

Tony Lawson