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SUMMARY:Call for Papers - 33rd IAFFE Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION: Social Justice through Solidarity: Cultivating Solidarity within Feminist Economics \n33rd IAFFE Annual Conference | July 3-5\, 2025 \nSubmission Deadline: November 17\, 2024 \nSolidarity is a value that is central to feminist economics\, but its role is not always explicit. This theme challenges us to consider how we might use solidarity to advance social justice through feminist economics. Reflecting on solidarity opens up new questions for feminist economics with respect to politics\, theory\, applications\, and empirical methods. \nWe encourage submissions from scholars\, practitioners\, and activists engaged with feminist economics. \nThere is a lot of commonality in the commitments of feminist economics and Capabilities approach; recall the special issue of Feminist Economics co-edited by Ingrid Robeyns\, Bina Agarwal and Jane Humphries. That was 2 decades ago and it's time another conversation between these two frameworks. \nReview submission guidelines and call for papers on the conference website: https://www.iaffe.org/iaffe-at-umass-2025
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Promoting transformative change through new eco-social contracts
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the upcoming webinar dialogue on the topic of Promoting transformative change through new eco-social contracts\, jointly organized by members of the UNRISD Global Research & Action Network for a new Eco-Social Contract (GRAN-ESC) and the Human Development Capability Association (HDCA). The hour-long session includes a brief introduction of GRAN-ESC's work\, and a panelist discussion on issues in responding to pressing social\, climate\, and ecological challenges intersecting research and policy communities. Discussion shall also attend to the UN secretary-general's call for a new social contract in the Our Common Agenda report\, and include significant UN processes\, such as the 2024 Pact of the Future\, the 2025 World Social Summit\, and the 2030 Agenda. \n26th Nov 2024\, Tuesday \n\nEurope (West) CET (UTC +1) 15:00 - 16.00\nUnited Kingdom GMT (UTC +0) 14:00 - 15.00\nUSA EST (UTC -5) 09:00 - 10.00\nIndia IST (UTC +5:30) 19.30 - 20.30\n\nWelcome \n\nEnrica Martinetti-Chiappero (HDCA)\, President\n\nOpening introductions \n\nKatja Hujo; United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)\, Head of Bonn office & senior research coordinator\n\nModerator \n\nChris Hopkins; Green Economy Coalition (GEC)\, Economic Policy Lead\n\nPanelists \n\nAnnie Namala (Executive Director of Centre for Social Equity and Inclusion\, and National Convener of the Wada Na Todo Abhiyan\, New Delhi\, India)\nManisha Desai (Executive Director of the Center for Changing Systems of Power\, and Endowed Chair of Global Citizenship at Stony Brook University\, New York\, USA)\nSéverine Deneulin (Director of International Development at the Laudato Si’ Research Institute and Associate Fellow at the Oxford Department of International Development\, Oxford University\, Oxford\, UK)\n\nClosing remarks \n\nGabriele Köhler (UNRISD)\nRaphael Ng (HDCA)\n\nRegister here: \nhttps://ucl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-LWioFk4Qu-aUyMUDz0tYA
URL:https://hd-ca.org/event/webinar-promoting-transformative-change-through-new-eco-social-contracts
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR – Labour Law\, Democracy and Capability: A Reappraisal
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 26th November 2024\, 3pm-4:30pm GMT \nSpeaker: Prof Simon Deakin\, Professor of Law\, University of Cambridge\nDiscussant: Prof Ruth Dukes\, Professor of Labour Law\, University of Glasgow \n\nSign up: Register for the event via Eventbrite to receive a Zoom link and diary invite\n\nSimon Deakin has written extensively on the Capability Approach to Labour Law on topics ranging from worker voice\, to social rights\, job security and flexibility. His work has been influential for scholars both inside and outside the field of labour law\, and has been applied widely in both the Global North and Global South. \nRuth Dukes is a leading scholar in the field of labour law\, and has published widely on issues of considerable interest to the HDCA – including on issues of worker representation\, trade union law and employee consultation. \nWe therefore trust this event will be of interest to academics and practitioners alike\, across different disciplines\, and with a wide range of interests. After a presentation of the paper by Simon Deakin\, Ruth Dukes will provide a response\, and there will then be ample time for everyone to discuss the paper and ask questions in the Q&A. \nWe hope to see you there. \nOrganised jointly by HDCA Work and Employment Thematic Group and HDCA European Regional Network
URL:https://hd-ca.org/event/webinar-labour-law-democracy-and-capability-a-reappraisal
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SUMMARY:Call for Manuscript Summaries - Engaging Health Systems to Address Intimate Partner Violence and Advance Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health and Human Rights
DESCRIPTION:Call for participation: \nProf Shelley Brown (Boston University\, USA) and Prof Courtenay Sprague (University of Massachusetts Boston) are co-editing a special issue in the journal\, Frontiers in Reproductive Health\, titled: \nEngaging health systems to address intimate partner violence and advance women’s sexual and reproductive health and human rights.\nManuscript Summary Submission Deadline: 29 November 2024\nManuscript Submission Deadline: 14 March 2025 \nPlease consider submitting a manuscript! \nMore information here: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/65701/engaging-health-systems-to-address-intimate-partner-violence-and-advance-womens-sexual-and-reproductive-health-and-human-rights
URL:https://hd-ca.org/event/call-for-manuscript-summaries-engaging-health-systems-to-address-intimate-partner-violence-and-advance-womens-sexual-and-reproductive-health-and-human-rights
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