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Feminist Economics Podcast

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The Feminist Economics Podcast, hosted by the International Association for Feminist Economics (IAFFE), is a space for bold conversations at the intersection of research, activism, and lived experience. Each episode features scholars and changemakers from around the world exploring how feminist economics challenges inequality and transforms policy and practice. Learn more: IAFFE.org

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The episode features a conversation between Dr. Marcella Corsi and Dr. Mikolaj Szoltysek on how to measure patriarchy, rather, how to measure something long considered to be impossible to measure.

The scholars discuss how they have wrestled with his... more

In our second episode, we are excited to bring together two IAFFE members, Naila Kabeer and Míde Griffin, for an engaging conversation on Naila’s influential career, gender justice frameworks, and the well-being economy.

Dr. Naila Kabeer, Professor ... more

In our first episode, we begin with one of the thinkers who helped shape the field itself: Heidi Hartmann.

Best known for her groundbreaking article The Unhappy Marriage of Marxism and Feminism, Hartmann’s work has consistently returned to questions... more

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Marcella Corsi
Professor of Economics, Sapienza University of Rome; founder of the Minerva Laboratory on Diversity and Gender Inequality; President-elect of IAFFE
Sapienza University of Rome; IAFFE
Episode: Measuring the Invisible: The Economics of Patriarchy
Mikolaj Szoltysek
Associate Professor, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw; developer of the Patriarchy Index
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University
Episode: Measuring the Invisible: The Economics of Patriarchy
Naila Kabeer
Professor Emeritus, Department of International Development, London School of Economics and Political Science
LSE; World Bank; UN Women; IAFFE fellow
Episode: Beyond GDP: Naila Kabeer in Conversation with Míde Griffin

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Beyond GDP: Naila Kabeer in Conversation with Míde Griffin
Q: What role has mentoring and collaboration played in shaping your career and the field of feminist economics?
Mentoring helped bridge interdisciplinarity, enabling engagement with multiple methodologies and perspectives. Kabeer highlights how collaborations with anthropologists and economists enriched her work, and how leadership roles (e.g., IAFFE presidency) supported expanding opportunities for newer researchers and global conversations around feminist economics.
Beyond GDP: Naila Kabeer in Conversation with Míde Griffin
Q: What does it mean to go beyond GDP and pursue a well-being economy, especially in relation to gender justice?
The discussion emphasizes moving from treating GDP as an end to treating well-being as the core objective, incorporating unpaid care, environmental indicators, and equity. The concept encompasses both objective outcomes (education, health, housing) and subjective well-being, with a focus on fair distribution, participation, and the inclusion of diverse voices in policymaking, using deliberative processes like citizens' assemblies as models.
The Unhappy Marriage of Marxism and Feminism
Q: What were the main obstacles you faced in lifting the Institute for Women's Policy Research off the ground, in terms of funding and engaging policymakers?
Hartmann explains that funding was inconsistent, recruiting economists was challenging, and gaining traction with policy makers required staying connected with advocacy groups to ensure research met real needs and could be translated into actionable data for Congress and the public.

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