Economia feminista

Alguns links para trabalhos de investigadoras desta corrente que anda em busca de uma teoria económica femininista.
A ler com  cuidado: o pós-modernismo é prejudicial à saúde! 

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Zdravka Todorova   University of Missouri - Kansas City

"Incorporating Gender in Keynes’s Theory of Monetary Production: An Institutionalist Perspective" (doc)

"Theorizing about Agency, Gender and Environment in the Context of Monetary Production and Living Systems"

"Entrepreneurship does not Equal Development: A Note on Bulgaria's EU Candidacy and Competitiveness (2004)"

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Rebecca M. Blank   University of Michigan

"It Takes A Nation: A New Agenda for Fighting Poverty"

"Is the Market Moral?"

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Lisa Saunders   California - Berkeley

"Racial Differences in Transportation Access to Employment in Chicago and Los Angeles, 1980 and 1990"

"Prosperity for all? The Economic Boom and African American"

"Political Economy and the Construction of Gender: The Example of Housework Within Same-Sex Households"

"If You Can't Stand the Heat..."

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Myra H. Strober   School of Education - Stanford Unversity

"Habits of the Mind: Challenges for Multidisciplinarity"

""The Application of Mainstream Economics Constructs to Education: A Feminist Analysis" (doc)

"Feminist Economics: Implications for Education"

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Cordelia W. Reimers   Hunter College - City University of New York

Responses to Social Security by Men and Women: Myopic and Far-Sighted Behavior

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Paula England   Stanford University

"Love and Distrust Among Unmarried Parents"

" Does Bad Pay Cause Occupations to Feminize, Does Feminization Reduce Pay, and How Can We Tell with Longitudinal Data?"

"Why Are Some Academic Fields Tipping Toward Female?"

"Toward Gender Equality: Progress and Bottlenecks"

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S. Charusheela

"A decade of feminist economics"

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Publicações:

Feminist Economics Today: Beyond Economic Man, org. Marianne A. Ferber e Julie A. Nelson. (livro)

Toward a Feminist Theory of Economics (Economics as Social Theory), org.:Drucilla K. Barker, Edith Kuiper (livro)

Feminist Economics (revista)