ISBN:
0415125316
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9780415125314
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0415125758
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9780415125758
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0203983742
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9780203983744
Language:
English
Pages:
Online Ressource (306 pages)
Edition:
Online-Ausg.
Parallel Title:
Print version Out of the margin
DDC:
305.4201
Keywords:
Feminist theory Economic aspects
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Economics
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Feminist theory Economic aspects
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Economics
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Feminist theory Economic aspects
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Feminist theory ; Economic aspects
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SOCIAL SCIENCE ; Feminism & Feminist Theory
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Economics
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
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Konferenzschrift 1993
Abstract:
Into the margin! /Michèle Pujol --A heretical view of economic growth and income distribution /Frances Hutchinson --Varieties of deprivation : comments on chapters by Pujol and Hutchinson /Amartya K. Sen --Human capital and the gender earnings gap : a response to feminist critiques /Solomon W. Polachek --Fertility and division of work in the family : a game theoretic model of household decisions /Notburga Ott --Toward a feminist, post-Keynesian theory of investment : a consideration of the socially and emotionally constituted nature of agent knowledge /Lee B. Levin --Economic theory and feminist theory : comments on chapters by Polachek, Ott, and Levin /Julie A. Nelson --The economist as storyteller : what the texts reveal /Diana Strassmann and Livia Polanyi --Reading neoclassical economics : toward an erotic economy of sharing /Susan F. Feiner --Feminist interpretive economics : comments on chapters by Strassmann and Polanyi, and Feiner /Arjo Klamer --The empirical challenges of feminist economics : the example of economic restructuring /Martha MacDonald --Measuring equality in opportunity 2000 /Diane Perrons --Toward a feminist econometrics /Esther Redmount --Economic measurement : comments on chapters by MacDonald, Perrons and Redmount /Siv S. Gustafsson --The use and abuse of neoclassical theory in the political arena : the example of family and medical leave in the United States /Eileen Trzcinski --Women and children last : a feminist redefinition of privatization and economic reform /Barbara E. Hopkins --Gender, property, and land rights : bridging a critical gap in economic analysis and policy /Bina Agarwal --The empowerment of women : comments on chapters by Trzcinski, Hopkins and Agarwal /Diane Elson.
Abstract:
Out of the Margin is the first volume to consider feminist concerns across the entire domain of economics. The book addresses the philosophical roots of 'rational economic man', power relations and conflicts of interest within the family, the limitations of relying on secondary data and the policy implications of neo-classical models. With its range and depth of coverage this is not only an excellent introduction to the field but also indespensible for those seeking more in depth knowledge of issues of gender and economics
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index. - Description based on print version record
,
Into the margin!
,
A heretical view of economic growth and income distribution
,
Varieties of deprivation : comments on chapters by Pujol and Hutchinson
,
Human capital and the gender earnings gap : a response to feminist critiques
,
Fertility and division of work in the family : a game theoretic model of household decisions
,
Toward a feminist, post-Keynesian theory of investment : a consideration of the socially and emotionally constituted nature of agent knowledge
,
Economic theory and feminist theory : comments on chapters by Polachek, Ott, and Levin
,
The economist as storyteller : what the texts reveal
,
Reading neoclassical economics : toward an erotic economy of sharing
,
Feminist interpretive economics : comments on chapters by Strassmann and Polanyi, and Feiner
,
The empirical challenges of feminist economics : the example of economic restructuring
,
Measuring equality in opportunity 2000
,
Toward a feminist econometrics
,
Economic measurement : comments on chapters by MacDonald, Perrons and Redmount
,
The use and abuse of neoclassical theory in the political arena : the example of family and medical leave in the United States
,
Women and children last : a feminist redefinition of privatization and economic reform
,
Gender, property, and land rights : bridging a critical gap in economic analysis and policy
,
The empowerment of women : comments on chapters by Trzcinski, Hopkins and Agarwal
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