The full impact of austerity policies across Europe is still being assessed, but it is clear that their gendered impacts have been consistently severe, structural and manifold. They have also been, until now, under-researched and under-estimated. Economics and Austerity in Europe brings together the research of leading feminist economists in the area of gender and austerity economics to perform a rigorous gender-impact analysis both at national and pan-European levels.
The full impact of austerity policies across Europe is still being assessed, but it is clear that their gendered impacts have been consistently severe, structural and manifold. They have also been, until now, under-researched and under-estimated. Economics and Austerity in Europe brings together the research of leading feminist economists in the area of gender and austerity economics to perform a rigorous gender-impact analysis both at national and pan-European levels.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hannah Bargawi is Lecturer in Economics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, UK. Giovanni Cozzi is Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Greenwich, London, and a member of the Greenwich Political Economy Research Centre (GPERC), UK. Susan Himmelweit is Emeritus Professor of Economics at the Open University, UK.
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Table of contents List of figures List of tables Foreword. Zita Gurmai Acknowledgments Abbreviations INTRODUCTION Austerity and after: the case for a gender approach. Hannah Bargawi, Giovanni Cozzi and Susan Himmelweit. PART 1. Theorising on gender, austerity and policy alternatives 1. A gender equitable macroeconomic framework for Europe. Diane Elson 2. A feminist alternative to austerity: the purple economy as a gender egalitarian strategy for employment. Ipek Ilkkaracan 3. The role of gender equality in an equality-led sustainable development strategy. Özlem Onaran PART 2. Case studies on the impact of austerity policies on women and men 1. Crisis, policy responses and gender: the Italian experience. Giovanna Vertova 2. Gender equality and economic crisis: Ireland and the EU. Ursula Barry 3. The effects of the economic crisis and austerity on gender equality in Spain and the Spanish regions. Elvira González Gago 4. The gender impact of austerity in the UK under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, 2010-15. Howard Reed PART 3. Alternative policies, the role of social infrastructure and the care economy 1. Making the case for a gender-aware, investment led-recovery for Europe. Hannah Bargawi and Giovanni Cozzi 2. A European gendered investment plan with formal childcare as a cornerstone. Lars Andersen and Signe Dahl 3. Costing a feminist plan for a caring economy: the case of free universal childcare in the UK. Jerome De Henau CONCLUSIONExplaining austerity and its gender impact. Susan Himmelweit.
Table of contents List of figures List of tables Foreword. Zita Gurmai Acknowledgments Abbreviations INTRODUCTION Austerity and after: the case for a gender approach. Hannah Bargawi, Giovanni Cozzi and Susan Himmelweit. PART 1. Theorising on gender, austerity and policy alternatives 1. A gender equitable macroeconomic framework for Europe. Diane Elson 2. A feminist alternative to austerity: the purple economy as a gender egalitarian strategy for employment. Ipek Ilkkaracan 3. The role of gender equality in an equality-led sustainable development strategy. Özlem Onaran PART 2. Case studies on the impact of austerity policies on women and men 1. Crisis, policy responses and gender: the Italian experience. Giovanna Vertova 2. Gender equality and economic crisis: Ireland and the EU. Ursula Barry 3. The effects of the economic crisis and austerity on gender equality in Spain and the Spanish regions. Elvira González Gago 4. The gender impact of austerity in the UK under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, 2010-15. Howard Reed PART 3. Alternative policies, the role of social infrastructure and the care economy 1. Making the case for a gender-aware, investment led-recovery for Europe. Hannah Bargawi and Giovanni Cozzi 2. A European gendered investment plan with formal childcare as a cornerstone. Lars Andersen and Signe Dahl 3. Costing a feminist plan for a caring economy: the case of free universal childcare in the UK. Jerome De Henau CONCLUSIONExplaining austerity and its gender impact. Susan Himmelweit.
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