@npquarterly profiles the groundbreaking work of former #postgrowth Fellow @carolinehossein on the “susu” model in #ghana to reveal how communitites are addressing economic issues through a system of mutual aid and #solidarity.
👇🏾Full story here: https://t.co/lY9LQ2KTlR
I am pleased to announce that #Barbados has put forward an excellent candidate for @UN#CEDAW Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, Professor Eudine Barriteau. We look forward to support from all UN Member States
Please read the provost’s guidance on diversity in hiring. You can use “intellectual diversity” to elevate mediocre conservative academics but not racial or gender-based diversity. Please remember “intellectual diversity” refers to political ideology, not intellectual breadth.
Anyone who's swallowed the idea that "it's complicated" has willfully trained themselves not to know. There's a line in Judith Butler's forthcoming book I underlined on this: to live "in the anxiety produced by knowing that we are not knowing what we secretly should and do know."
Our latest #OpenAccess book provides new insights into the impact of public-private partnerships (#PPPs) on women's human rights. Through a feminist lens, the book analyses case studies from across the global South.
Read this reminder from @IAFFE members about how we can do out part and promote introspection as we propose feminist economic alternatives to #austerity, solutions which are also most often out of context and without analysis of the dynamics of postwar economies 👇#AlsoViolence
We need alternative economic models to tackle the gendered harms created by neoliberal post-conflict economic policies https://t.co/KGOniHwqyK
Economic policies that harm women, girls and non-binary folks are #AlsoViolence
When people in power make decisions that treat women as expendable – it's gender-based violence. Austerity is #AlsoViolence.
We demand an end to austerity and all forms of gender-based violence this #16Days!
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@IAFFE So many it is hard to choose! Currently teaching an excerpt from Michele Pujol's Feminism and Anti-Feminism in Early Economic Thought so I'll go with that: a pathbreaking work that helped to #breakthebias