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GEM-IWG KNOWLEDGE NETWORKING PROGRAM ON ENGENDERING MACROECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
Seminar Schedule July 15 – 18, 2013 Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland
EACH DAY WILL BEGIN AT 9.00
Each session will have two presentations 25 minutes each, followed by group discussion.
July 15, Monday Evening Inaugural Dinner 7.00 pm and Participant Introductions (Arrivals during the day)
Day I. July 16, Tuesday Session 1. Welcome and Introduction of Fellows, Instructors and GEM-IWG (Rania Antonopoulos, Ipek İlkkaracan, Ewa Ruminska-Zimny, Anna Zachorowska, Agnieszka Grzybek and Nilufer Cagatay)
Session 2. Economic Crisis and Austerity in Europe and the US: Gendered effects and prospects for Gender Equality - Maria Karamessini presentation abstract A Decade of Neoliberalism Gone Amok: Crony Capitalism, Destruction of the Environment and Patriarchy in Turkey - Nilüfer Çağatay Moderator: Rania Antonopoulos Session 3. Financial Crisis, Austerity and Gender Equality in UK – Diane Elson presentation abstract Gender Intrahousehold Distribution and the Recession (Ireland) – Sara Cantillon presentation abstract Moderator: Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz
Session 4. Response of Urban Commons to the Global Crisis. Analysis from a Gender Perspective – Zofia Lapniewska Women in Solidarity Economy in Greece: Liberatin Practices or One More Task Undertaken? – Irene Sotiropoulou Moderator: Nilufer Cagatay
Session 5. Roundtable Political mobilizations around the economic crisis and gender, political economy of occupy protests from a feminist and ecological point of view All Participants (intro remarks by Nilufer Cagatay)
Day II. July 17, Wednesday
Session 1. Social and Gender Implications of Capital Account Regulations – Bilge Erten Wage-led Growth vs. Profit-led Growth – Ozlem Onaran presentation abstract Moderator: Tamar Khitarishvili
Session 2. The Purple Economy: A Call for a New Economic Order beyond the Green – İpek İlkkaracan presentation abstract Reforming Familialism? Family Policies in Europe East-West – Dorota Szelewa Moderator: Diane Elson
Session 3. The impact of crisis on Polish Women – Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz presentation abstract EU governance / regional policy from a gender perspective – Ewa Ruminska-Zimny presentation abstract Moderator: Charita Jashi
Session 4. Labour Market Participation in Transition Economies - Tamar Khitarishvili Global Recession and Turkish Labour Market – Ozge Izdes Moderator: Maria Karamessini
Session 5. Roundtable Debates on the intersection of labor market policies and social protection in the context of the European Crisis All Participants (Intro remarks by Rania Antonopoulos)
Day III. July 18, Thursday
Session 1. Determinants of Female Labour Force Participation in Turkey: Is Social Conservatism an Important Constraint? – Yasemin Dildar From unpaid to paid care provisioning: analytical and empirical consideration in times of crisis and beyond – Rania Antonopoulos presentation abstract Moderator: Ozge Izdes
Session 2. Economic crisis and the importance of social transfers in reducing poverty in Croatia, with attention to women – Predrag Bejakovic Accounting for Gender in the Scottish Modern Apprenticeship Programme – Emily Thomson Moderator: Ipek Illkaracan
Session 3. The Promotion of the EU’s Equality and non-discrimination Values Through the European Neighbourhood Policy – Volodymyr Streltsov New Aspects of Gender Oriented Macroeconomic Policy in Georgia – Charita Jashi presentation abstract Moderator: Ewa Ruminska-Zimny
Session 4. (2 hour session) Thematic group sessions meeting (1hour) Reporting of Thematic Groups and Closing Remarks and Plans for the Future All Participants |