"In the first episode of #FeministEconomics, Professor Jayati Ghosh introduces the importance of a gender perspective in economics. It begins with the recognition of "care work", that is the unpaid labor time undertaken primarily by women in the care of children and other members of the family. This produces a gender division of labor and construction of society, which gives men priority in the formal economic sphere, and relegates women to an auxiliary or peripheral role. As a result, women are a unique type of economic actor, as care work is often not accounted for in economic theory, measures or policy. Yet the rest of the economy could not operate without it. Our understanding of the economy, prosperity and poverty remains incomplete."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okH4spiccz4

Aiai, no klør det i konferansemuskelen, kjenner eg.

https://premc.org/iaffe2024/

#FeministEconomics #AlternativØkonomi

EMMA HOLTEN - Feminist Economics and Ecology

Based on the equal worth of all people, feminist economy is a critique that tries to get to the bottom of the injustices of history, so that together we can create something better.

For what kind of life do we really want? What role should work and money play in our lives? How does it intersect with the climate emergency and the necessity of a just and sustainable transition?

#dkGreen #dkPol #FeministEconomics #DukOp

Event: https://dukop.dk/6025/