The Routledge Handbook of Feminist Economics (Hardcover)

List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Preface Part I: Introduction The Social provisioning approach to feminist economics: The unfolding agenda Gunseli Berik and Ebru Kongar Part II: Core concepts and frameworks Feminist economics challenges to development theory and policy: A historical approach Lourdes Beneria and Gita Sen Feminist political economy Smriti Rao and Haroon Akram-Lodhi Feminist institutional economics Ellen Mutari Conceptualizing patriarchal systems Nancy Folbre Feminist ecological economics Patricia E. Perkins Capabilities approach Ingrid Robeyns Human rights and feminist economics Radhika Balakrishnan and James Heintz Care work Katherine A. Moos Three faces of agency in feminist economics: capabilities, empowerment, and citizenship Naila Kabeer Beyond separative and soluble selves Julie A. Nelson Intersectional identities and analysis Nina Banks Part III: Methods, Methodology and Measurement Feminist use of quantitative methods Joyce P. Jacobsen Feminist use of qualitative/interpretive methods Peregrine Schwartz-Shea Time allocation and time-use surveys Maria S. Floro Measurement of well-being Irene van Staveren Part IV: Resources for Provisioning The feminization of the labor force and five associated myths Jane Humphries and Carmen Sarasua Gender discrimination in the US labor market Heidi Hartmann and Jessica Milli Contingent work and the gig economy Deborah M. Figart Labor markets and informal work in the Global South Alma Espino and Daniela de la Santos International trade and women workers in the global South Nidhiya Menon and Yana van der Meulen Rodgers Rural women’s livelihoods and food security in Africa Dzodzi Tsikata and Gertrude Dzifa Torvikey Global migration and care chains Sarah Gammage Sex work and trafficking Francesca Bettio Women’s work in post-reform China Xiao-yuan Dong and Fiona MacPhail Market reform in transition economies Mieke Meurs Environmental resources and gender inequality: use, degradation, and conservation Bina Agarwal Poverty ?pek ?lkkaracan and Emel Memi? Family formation in the US and Western Europe Elaine McCrate Gender division of labor among couples Lisa Giddings Intra-household decision making and resource allocation Cheryl Doss Assets, wealth and property rights in the global South Carmen Diana Deere and Abena D. Oduro Intimate partner violence Jacqueline Strenio Reproductive health and economic empowerment Kelly Jones and Anna Bernstein Part V: Institutions and Policies Gender and economic growth Stephanie Seguino Care and the macroeconomy Elissa Braunstein Gendering the analysis of economic crises Jill Rubery Degrowth Corinna Dengler Care regimes in the European Union Janneke Plantenga The fragmented state of work-family policies in the US Randy Albelda Care policies in the Global South Valeria Esquivel Collective bargaining and unions in the US Tanima Ahmed and Ariane Hegewisch The quest for inclusion in economics in the US: Fifty years of slow progress Rhonda Vonshay Sharpe Part VI: International Governance and Social Provisioning Group-based financial services in the global South: Evidence on social efficacy Ranjula Bali Swain and Supriya Garikipati Sustainable Development Goals: Reflections from a feminist economics perspective Shahra Razavi Global social policy Corina Rodriguez Enriquez Gender budgeting Diane Elson Smart economics Elisabeth Prugl International labor standards and tripartism David Kucera Cooperatives Simel E?im Index