Seminar 1 Migration Piper, Nicola, 2009. of migration and the social dimensions of “Feminisation development: the Asian case.” 29(7): 1287-1303. Third World Quarterly Beneria, Lourdes, Carmen Diana Deere & Naila Kabeer, 2012. and “Gender international migration: globalization, development and governance.” Feminist 18(2): 1-33. Economics Further reading: Kunz, Rahel, 2009. are beautiful’? Gender implications of the “‘Remittances new global remittances trend.” 29(7): 1389-1409. Third World Quarterly Barber, Pauline Gardiner, 2010. work unbound: Philippine “Women’s development and global restructuring.” In Marianne Marchand & Anne Sisson Runyan (eds.) 2010. Gender and global restructuring: sightings, sites and 2nd edition. London: Routledge. resistances. Altman, Meryl and Kerry Pannell, 2012. gaps and theory gaps: women “Policy and migrant domestic labour.” 18(2): 291-315. Feminist Economics Seminar 2 Globalisation and gender violence Clark, Jenny Bryson & Denese McArthur, 2014. political and economic “The transition from communism and the global sex trafficking crisis: a case study of Moldova.” 35(2): 128-144. Journal of Intercultural Studies True, Jacqui, 2012. Oxford: The political economy of violence against women, Oxford University Press. Chapter 3: Losing entitlement, regaining control: masculinities and competitive globalisation; and Chapter 5: New spaces of gender violence: Economic transition and trade. Week 10 (22 and 24 November) Seminar 1 Health, development and gender Doyal, Lesley. 2002. gender into health and globalisation debates: “Putting new perspectives and old challenges.” 23 (2): 233-250. Third World Quarterly Carter, Simone, Maria Dietrich & Olive Melissa Minor. 2017. gender in WASH: lessons learned from Oxfam’s experience “Mainstreaming of Ebola.” 25 (2): 205-220. Gender & Development Further reading:
Seminar 1 Migration Piper, Nicola, 2009. “Feminisation of migration and the social dimensions of development: the Asian case.” Third World Quarterly 29(7): 1287-1303. Beneria, Lourdes, Carmen Diana Deere & Naila Kabeer, 2012. “Gender and international migration: globalization, development and governance.” Feminist Economics 18(2): 1-33. Further reading: Kunz, Rahel, 2009. “‘Remittances are beautiful’? Gender implications of the new global remittances trend.” Third World Quarterly 29(7): 1389-1409. Barber, Pauline Gardiner, 2010. “Women’s work unbound: Philippine development and global restructuring.” In Marianne Marchand & Anne Sisson Runyan (eds.) 2010. Gender and global restructuring: sightings, sites and resistances. 2nd edition. London: Routledge. Altman, Meryl and Kerry Pannell, 2012. “Policy gaps and theory gaps: women and migrant domestic labour.” Feminist Economics 18(2): 291-315. Seminar 2 Globalisation and gender violence Clark, Jenny Bryson & Denese McArthur, 2014. “The political and economic transition from communism and the global sex trafficking crisis: a case study of Moldova.” Journal of Intercultural Studies 35(2): 128-144. True, Jacqui, 2012. The political economy of violence against women, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Chapter 3: Losing entitlement, regaining control: masculinities and competitive globalisation; and Chapter 5: New spaces of gender violence: Economic transition and trade. Week 10 (22 and 24 November) Seminar 1 Health, development and gender Doyal, Lesley. 2002. “Putting gender into health and globalisation debates: new perspectives and old challenges.” Third World Quarterly 23 (2): 233-250. Carter, Simone, Maria Dietrich & Olive Melissa Minor. 2017. “Mainstreaming gender in WASH: lessons learned from Oxfam’s experience of Ebola.” Gender & Development 25 (2): 205-220. Further reading:
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