PANEL SESSIONS Panel Presenter Paper Fiona Jenkins TBA #1 Gendered Excellence in Keane the Social Sciences Marian Sawer (GESS) project panel Rebecca Pearse #2 Joyce Wu (ANU) Do gender and development studies make a difference in the world”? Students’ “real Development studies 1 Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt (ANU) experiences and how feminism is challenging inequalities in development studies sector Patrick Kilby (ANU) What counts as for gender equity in the field of International Development ‘success’ and Development Studies, and why has progress been slow over the past 70 years. Maryse Helbert (Melbourne) Ecofeminism: Conceptualising the relationships between development, gender and natural resources exploitation Ana Gilling Bringing power back to political science #3 Social & political Hannah McCann (ANU) Feminism and sociology: (Still) waiting for the feminist revolution sciences Briony Lipton (ANU) Unruly academic women: Laughter, affect, and resistance in the neoliberal university Gemma Killen (ANU) Practicing vulnerability: Queering social science research through creative autoethnography Anders Karlsson (presenter) Early Insights from the Elsevier Global Gender & Research Analytics Report Elsevier project presentation with Ludivine Allagnat; Holly Stephane Berghm; Sarah Huggett #4 Isobelle Barrett Meyering (UNSW) Teaching transnational history: What about gender? History Caroline Norma (RMIT) The stealthy abandonment of feminism in Japan area-studies in Australia Emma Dalton (La Trobe) Catherine (Adelaide) Forming of a gendered lens to read women’s art of wartime #5 Sharon Bessell (ANU) The Individual Deprivation Measure: A gender sensitive approach to Development studies 2 Janet Hunt (ANU) poverty measurement
PANEL SESSIONS Panel Presenter Paper #1 Gendered Excellence in the Social Sciences (GESS) project panel Fiona Jenkins Keane Marian Sawer Rebecca Pearse TBA #2 Development studies 1 Joyce Wu (ANU) Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt (ANU) Do gender and development studies make a difference in the “real world”? Students’ experiences and how feminism is challenging inequalities in development studies sector Patrick Kilby (ANU) What counts as ‘success’ for gender equity in the field of International Development and Development Studies, and why has progress been slow over the past 70 years. Maryse Helbert (Melbourne) Ecofeminism: Conceptualising the relationships between development, gender and natural resources exploitation #3 Social & political sciences Ana Gilling Bringing power back to political science Hannah McCann (ANU) Feminism and sociology: (Still) waiting for the feminist revolution Briony Lipton (ANU) Unruly academic women: Laughter, affect, and resistance in the neoliberal university Gemma Killen (ANU) Practicing vulnerability: Queering social science research through creative autoethnography Elsevier project presentation Anders Karlsson (presenter) with Ludivine Allagnat; Holly Stephane Berghm; Sarah Huggett Early Insights from the Elsevier Global Gender & Research Analytics Report #4 History Isobelle Barrett Meyering (UNSW) Teaching transnational history: What about gender? Caroline Norma (RMIT) Emma Dalton (La Trobe) The stealthy abandonment of feminism in Japan area-studies in Australia Catherine (Adelaide) Forming of a gendered lens to read women’s art of wartime #5 Development studies 2 Sharon Bessell (ANU) Janet Hunt (ANU) The Individual Deprivation Measure: A gender sensitive approach to poverty measurement
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