Feminist Economics Podcast

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 historical and regional available data to make these hidden structures visible, measurable, and comparable across time and place. They approach the discus...

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 Emeritus at LSE, has been a pioneer in integrating gender justice frameworks in development policy and international debates. In the episode, she gives...

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 mainstream economics has often treated as secondary, or ignored altogether: questions about care, power, and how economies actually sustain people’s...