Have been hanging back in this space for a while, and with news of the US SC decision on affirmative action today, I’m mindful of all the work we have to do. But I always welcome *good* news: @FeministEcon 2022 impact factor: 4.6! @IAFFE
Elissa Braunstein
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So sad to hear about the loss of Drue Barker. Though I’ve long been an admirer of her contributions to feminist economics, I’d only recently gotten to know her thru some shared committee work at #iaffe. A thoughtful, sharp, and gracious presence, Drue will be sorely missed.
Dru Barker passed away. Another sudden & untimely loss for @IAFFE, feminist political economy, broader #feministeconomics, and women's studies communities. Rest in feminist power Dru. Condolences to her friends, family, collaborators Sue Feiner, Suzanne Bergeron, @EdithKuiperView quoted post on X
A terrible loss...
My friend, colleague, brilliant mind, pioneer of #feminist macroeconomics Nilüfer Çağatay has left us. We will miss you Nilüfer! @iaffeView quoted post on X
Now online @FeministEcon: @DrJenCohen extends the notion of precarity beyond wage work into the realm of social reproduction using qualitative data from public hospital nurses in South Africa. @IAFFE
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
www.tandfonline.com Precarity of Subsistence: Social Reproduction Among South African Nurses The concept of precarity extends beyond insecure wage work into the conditions of social reproduction: supporting dependents can expose even securely employed, relatively well-paid workers to preca... tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
Amazing piece on class and reproductive justice by one of our star PhD students, Dèbora Nunes, in the latest issue of @Dollars_Sense. @iaffe @csuecon
Check it out here: dollarsandsense.org/archives/2022/…
Check it out here: dollarsandsense.org/archives/2022/…
