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26th IAFFE Annual ConferenceINTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION

FOR FEMINIST ECONOMICS

Hosted by SUNGSHIN UNIVERSITY

A Special Thanks to Our SupportersSungshin University | African Women’s Development Fund | Rice University

National Research Foundation of Korea | Seoul Metropolitan Government

Korean Women Economists Association | Korean Women’s Development Institute | Samjong KPMG

GENDER INEQUALTIESIN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD

SUNGSHIN UNIVERSITY | SEOUL, KOREAJUNE 29 –JULY 1, 2017

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26th IAFFEAnnual Conference

IAFFE extends our sincere appreciation to some of the many individuals that have worked so diligently to make this conference a success.Hyo-yong Sung, Sungshin University, On-Site CoordinatorMisuk Seo, Sungshin UniversityAndrea Collins, IAFFE Conference CoordinatorNancy Baise and Polly Morrice, Feminist Economics

Sungshin University extends special appreciation to …Mayor Won-Soon Park, Seoul Metropolitan GovernmentVice-President Seong-Bok Kim, Sungshin UniversityDean Kyung-Won Kim, Graduate School of Education, Sungshin UniversityProfessor Eun-Joo Hong, Department of Economics & Finance, Hanyang Cyber UniversityPresident Eun-Hyung Lee, Korean Women Economists Association

All conference events, unless otherwise noted, are located at Sungshin University | Soojung Campus | Seoul, Korea

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All session rooms are equipped with computers and projectors. Please be sure to bring your presentation on a flash drive.Wifi Login Information – Sungshin (no password)


Greeting

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DAILY PROGRAM OF EVENTS

DAY ONE - Thursday, June 29

8:00am – 5:00pm | REGISTRATION | Smart Space

9:00am – 10:50am | WELCOME AND OPENING PLENARY | Room 110

WELCOMEJoyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University

OPENING PLENARY

The Interplay Between Demography and Gender Inequality

Aesil Kim, Hankuk University of Foreign StudiesJulie Nelson, University of Massachusetts Boston

Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts AmherstModerator: Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University

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10:50am – 11:10am | BREAK | Smart Space (Coffee Break)

11:10am – 1:00pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1

TOWARDS A DOUBLE BOON: BALANCING UNPAID CARE WORK WITH PAID WORKRoom: 310Chair: Alejandra Vargas Garcia, IDRC

‘My Work Never Ends’: Women’s Experiences of Balancing Unpaid Care Work and Paid Work through WEE programming in IndiaMubashira Zaidi, Institute of Social Studies TrustShraddha Chigateri, Institute of Social Studies Trust

Towards a ‘Double Boon’: Comparative Perspectives from India, Nepal, Tanzania and RwandaDeepta Chopra, Institute of Development Studies

Be A Mother: Choice or ChanceAyusmati Das, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Juggling Paid Work and Unpaid Care Work by Women in Nepal: Perceptions, Experiences and InfluencesAnweshaa Ghosh, Institute of Social Studies TrustAnjam Singh, Institute of Social Studies Trust

JAPAN AND CHINA'S SUPPORT FOR WOMENRoom: 311Chair: Yajiao Li, Ochanomizu University

Current State and Problems of Vocational Training for Job Seekers in JapanAmi Hayashi, Ochanomizu University

Present and Future of the Rural Women’s Protest Movements in China’s Land Exploitation: the Forced Closure of a Women’s Legal Aid CenterYajiao Li, Ochanomizu University

Support for Female Victims of Domestic Violence in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan after the Great East Japan EarthquakeMariko Ogawa, Otsuma Women's University, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

An examination of women’s selection and decision concerning her marriage and family nameAyako Suzuki, Ochanomizu University

CONSIDERING GENDER NORMSRoom: 307Chair: Alicia Girón, Instituto de Investigaciones Económi-cas, UNAM

Digital Inclusion, Microcredit and GenderVania de la Vega Shiota, UNAMAlicia Giron, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, UNAM Denisse Vélez, UNAM

Does K-pop Reinforce Traditional Gender Attitudes? Evidence from a New Asian Data setXi Lin, Korea University

Intergenerational Transmission of Risk Attitudes: The Role of Gender, Parents and Grandparents in Burkina Faso Mohammad Sepahvand, Uppsala University

The Impact Of Mothers' Internet Use On Household Education Expenditure: Evidence From China Family Panel StudiesPo Yang, Peking UniversityYing Xu, Peking University

CROSSCULTURAL TIME USE PATTERNSRoom: 308Chair: Jacques Charmes, IRD

Mainstreaming Time Use Surveys in the Global South: Some Critical ConcernsJacques Charmes, IRD

The Measurement of Time and Consumption Poverty in TanzaniaAjit Zacharias, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College

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1:10pm – 2:20pm | LUNCH BREAK | Sooharu THEMATIC GROUPS MEETING | Room 303

2:30pm – 4:20pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2

Thomas Masterson, Levy Economics Institute of Bard CollegeFernando Rios-Avila, Levy Economics Institute of Bard CollegeKijong Kim, Levy Economics Institute of Bard CollegeTamar Khitarishvili, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College

Time Use Patterns of Married Women in Turkey Ozge Ozay, Fitchburg State University

DEPRIVATION VS. EMPOWERMENTRoom: 301Chair: Naila Kabeer, London School of Economics and Policy

Capability DeprivationChinedu Anumaka, Iykeolisa Global Resources Limited

Paradox of Change in Women’s Capabilities: Case of Two Villages in BangladeshLopita Huq, BRAC University

Saemaul Undong as a Bottom-Up Case of Women’s Empowerment during Korea’s Nation-Building ProcessGa-Young So, University of CambridgePoor, Lonely, But Not Helpless: Female Activists Empowe-ring Older Women In A Deprived Urban Community In South KoreaYunjeong Yang, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

GENDER SEGREGATIONRoom: 307Chair: Olle Folke, Uppsala University and Johanna Rickne, SOFI, Stockholm University

Gender Differences in Occupational Aspirations, Occupational Choices and Returns to Skills: Evidence from the PhilippinesJuan Chaparro, EAFIT University

Occupational Segregation In Post-Apartheid South AfricaCarike Claassen, North-West University

Gender Quotas and the Crisis of the Mediocre Man: Theory and Evidence from SwedenOlle Folke, Uppsala UniversityJohanna Rickne, SOFI, Stockholm Universit

GENDER, HOUSEHOLDS, AND LABOR MARKETS IN URBAN CHINARoom: 310Chair: Denise Hare, Reed College

Grandparent-Provided Childcare and Labor Force Participation of Mothers with Preschool Children in Urban ChinaFenglian Du, Inner Mongolia UniversityXiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg, Canada

Explaining Changes in the Gender Wage Gap in Urban China, 1991-2011Denise Hare, Reed College

The Impact of Children on the Types of Household Investment Holdings: Evidence from Chinese Household Panel Surveys (2010-2014)Lina Song, University of Nottingham

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MIGRATION AND GENDERRoom: 311Chair: Maria Floro, American University

Food Insecurity, Gender, and International Migration Intentions Michael Smith, Economic Research Service, USDAMaria Floro, American University

A Gendered Perspective of Migration Into AustriaMichaela Gstrein, WPZ research & EcoAustria

Marriage Immigrants in the Korean Labor Market: Wage Gap and Discrimination by Country of OriginSae Bom Kim, Seoul National UniversityJin Hwa Jung, Seoul National University

Sense of Place of Female Myanmar Migrant Workers in Bangkok, ThailandTanaradee Khumya, Kasetsart University

Roundtable: LABOR MARKETS: KNOWLEDGE GAPS AND NEW DIRECTIONS IN FEMINIST RESEARCH AND POLICYRoom: 301Chair: Yana Rodgers, Rutgers University

Yana Rodgers, Rutgers University

Ipek Ilkkaracan, Istanbul Technical University

Yunsun Huh, University of Wisconsin–Whitewater

LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION 1Room: 309Chair: Siobhan Austen, Curtin University

Gender Inequality and Retirement Income (Again)Siobhan Austen, Curtin University

Activity in the third age: Examining the relationship between careers, gender and retirement experiences in EnglandHolly Birkett, University of BirminghamFiona Carmichael, University of BirminghamJo Duberley, University of Birmingham

Labor force participation of women left behind in TajikistanSophia Kan, University of Goettingen

Effect of Co-Residence wih Parents-In-Law on Female Labor Force ParticipationBatheja Deepshikha, University of California Riverside

TOPICS IN GENDER AND EDUCATIONRoom: 308Chair: Mina Lee, Xavier University

Gender-asymmetric Effects of Study Outcomes on Confidence—Evidence from PISA Math DataSeo-Young Cho, Philipps-University of Marburg

Gender Gap in Education and Economic Growth: A Meta-AnalysisAnna Minasyan, University of GöttingenJuliane Zenker, University of GöttingenStephan Klasen, University of Göttingen

Teacher Gender, Student Gender, and Primary School Achievement: Evidence from Ten Francophone African CountriesJieun Lee, Korea UniversityDong-Eun Rhee, Korea UniversityRobert Rudolf, Korea University

Exploring the Linkages Between Women Empowerment and Underage Marriages with a Special Reference to EAG States of IndiaPratap C. Mohanty, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

4:20pm – 4:45pm | BREAK | Smart Space (Coffee Break)

4:45pm – 6:15pm | MEMBERSHIP MEETING & BOOK CELEBRATION | Room 303

6:30pm – 8:00pm | OPENING RECEPTION | Ga-on Gallery of Soojung Building Hosted by Seoul Metropolitan Government

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INCREASING WOMEN'S CAPABILITIES IN THE FACE OF SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGESRoom: 310Chair: Mieke Meurs, American University

Harmattan Winds, Disease and Gender Gaps in Human Capital Investment Belinda Archibong, Barnard CollegeFrancis Annan, Columbia University, University of Reading

Women’s Empowerment and Life Satisfaction: Evidence from Rural BangladeshUma Kambhampati, University of Reading

The Challenges to Understanding the Concrete and the Abstract Within Subjective Measures of Empowerment: The Case of Extremely and Moderately Poor Women in Colombia and PeruSusana Martinez Restrepo, Fedesarrollo

Does Women's Greater Decision-Making Power Impact Child Nutrition?Vanya Slavchevska, American UniversityMarya Hillesland, Food and Agriculture OrganizationMieke Meurs, American University

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCERoom: 307Chair: Cruz Bueno, SUNY-New Paltz

Intimate Partner Violence and Haitian Women in Dominican BateyesCruz Bueno, SUNY-New Paltz

Intimate Partner Violence and Women’s Employment: Evidence from ColombiaJohanna Fajardo, University of Minnesota

Female Employment and Spousal Abuse: A Parallel Cross-Country Analyses from Developing Economies. Sarah Khan, University of Göttingen

Understanding the Quality of Life of Young Women : Focusing on Self-esteem and the Fear of Violence.Tomoko Nakahara, Kobe University

Panel: BALANCING PAID WORK AND UNPAID CARE WORK: IMPLICATIONS FOR WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIESRoom: 311Chair/Discussant: Alejandra Vargas Garcia, IDRC

Interactions Between Paid Work and Unpaid Care Work: Impact On Women and Their FamiliesDeepta Chopra, Institue of Development Studies

Women’s choices and perceptions relating to childcare: a view from IndiaAnoushaka Chandrashekar, IFMR LEAD

Children’s Views on Their Mother’s Paid Work and Care ResponsibilitiesMubashira Zaidi, Institute of Social Studies Trust

BROAD GENDER IMPACTSRoom: 309Chair: Lisa Kolovich, International Monetary Fund

The Effect of Female Labor Supply on Vote ChoiceLi-Ju Chen, University of Taipei

How Does Public Investment Impact Gender InequalityLisa Kolovich, International Monetary Fund

DAY TWO - Friday, June 30

8:00am – 5:00pm | REGISTRATION | Smart Space8:30am – 10:20am | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3

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Would Gender Inequality Be Decreased in a Multipolar World?Mitra Naseri, International Integrity Institute of Iran

TURNING THE GENDER LENS ON ECONO-MICSRoom: 301Chair: Yumiko Yamamoto, University of Utah

Gender, Status and Deception: Evidence from an ExperimentPriyanthi Bagchi, Calcutta UniversityBiswajit Ray, Calcutta University

Do Mentoring, Information, and Nudge Reduce the Gender Gap in Economics Majors?Cher Li, Colorado State University

What's Feminist About Feminist Economics?Sheba Tejani, The New School

GENDERING AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTSRoom: 308Chair: Bina Agarwal, University of Manchester

Can Group Farming Empower Women? Lessons from Two Indian StatesBina Agarwal, University of Manchester

Women's Land Rights, Rural Social Movements, and the State in the 21st Century Latin American Agrarian ReformsCarmen Diana Deere, University of Florida

Seed Movements: Gendering and Racialising Labour in Hawai’i’s Multinational Seed and Agrochemical EconomiesAmanda Shaw, London School of Economics and Political Science

Is Post-compulsory Education Worth-off in Rural China?——A Research on the Tracked DataHaiqing Zhang, Shanghai Ocean University

10:20am – 10:40pm | BREAK | Smart Space (Coffee Break)

10:40am – 12:30pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 4

MACROECONOMICS AND GENDER IN EAST ASIARoom: 302Chair: Ki-young Shin, Ochanomiz University

Macroeconomic Inquiry to Korean Low Fertility IssueYoung-Ock Kim, Korean Women’s Development Institute

Economic Growth, Industrialization And Gender in BangladeshHanako Nagata, Ibaraki University

Comparative Gender Analysis of Net Burden of Tax and Social Security Contributions, with focus on JapanMari Osawa, University of Tokyo

Discussants: Mariko Adachi, Ochanomiz University and Jongsoog Kim, Korean Women’s Development Institute

GENDER GAPS AND ECONOMIC GROWTHRoom: 307Chair: Ipek Ilkkaracan, Istanbul Technical University

Gender inequality and growth-promoting policies: how much does the “glass ceiling” cost us in terms of productivity loss? Polona Domadenik, University of Ljubljana

The Economic Gender Gap and the Political Gender Gap: Implications for Path Dependency in Gender Inequality and Sustainable GrowthIpek Ilkkaracan, Istanbul Technical University

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The Role of Gender-gap and Exports on Economic Growth Sanika Ramanayake, Indira Gandhi Institute of Develop-ment ResearchTaniya Gosh, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research

The Gender Dynamics of Employment Generation and Growth in a Globalizing WorldStephanie Seguino, University of Vermont

Roundtable: NEW DIRECTIONS FOR GLOBAL RESEARCH AND POLICY ON LGBTI ISSUES IN ASIA AND BEYONDRoom: 301Chair: M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts

Amherst

Minhee Ryu, Korean Lawyers for Public Interest and Human Rights / ILGA-Asia

Hyun Kim, Korean Society of Law and Policy on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

Karin Schoenpflug, University of Vienna

M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts Amherst

CARE ECONOMY, GENDER AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN CHINA – PANEL IN HONOR OF FEMINIST ECONOMICS SPECIAL ISSUERoom: 310Chair: Xiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg

Time Poverty of Male and Female Workers and Public Policies in Urban ChinaLiangshu Qi, Tsinghua UniversityXiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg

Maternal Employment, Childcare Provision and Child Nutritional Status in Rural ChinaZhen Wang, Chinese Academy of Social SciencesHongmei Yi, Peking UniversityRetirement and Grandchild Care in Urban ChinaJin Feng, Fudan University

Does Pension Improve the Bargaining Power of the Elderly? Evidence from Rural ChinaQin Li, South China Agricultural UniversityYaohui Zhao, Peking University

GOVERNMENTAL EBBS AND FLOWSRoom: 308Chair: Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University

From Home To Workplace: Is Womenomics Possible?Irina Averianova, Nagoya University of Commerce and BusinessNiculina Nae, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business

Gender Inequality in Post-Capitalism: Theorizing Institu-tions for Democratic Workplaces Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University

New Zealand – Lessons From A Country Which Has Gone Backwards On Gender Equity In Economic And Social Policy And ResultsPrue Hyman, Victoria University of Welllington, NZ

The Role of Legislative in Gender Inequalities Against Iran’s WomenNahid Naseri, International Integrity Institute of IranMehran Sohrabi, International Integrity Institute of Iranmitra

12:40pm – 1:40pm | LUNCH BREAK | Sooharu Welcome & Information Session | Room 303


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Roundtable: FEMINIST RESEARCH AGENDAS FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT, INEQUALITY AND POVERTYRoom: 310Chair: Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, The New School

Stephanie Seguino, University of Vermont

Sheba Tejani, The New School

Naila Kabeer, London School of Economics and Political Science

S Charusheela, University of Washington, Bothell

Jayoung Yoon, Korea Labor Institute

LABOR AND GENDER IN EAST ASIARoom: 302Chair: Jin Hwa Jung, Seoul National University

Firm, Family Leave and Quitting in KoreaKa-Chung Boo, Korea Labor InstituteMyeong-Su Yun, Inha University

Gender Division of Labour at Home in East Asian Welfare StatesMi Young An, Kookmin University

Effect of Career Discontinuity on Wage for Female Labor Force in KoreaSookhee Choi, HanYang Cyber UniversityNan Jue Kim, Korean Women's Development InstituteMikyung Yun, The Catholic University of Korea

Gendered Structure of Family Finance and Women’s Survival Strategy: A Comparative Case Study of Life-insurance in Japan and South KoreaKaoru Kanai, Saitama UniversityKi-young Shin, Ochanomizu University

Discussants: Minwoong Ji, Korean Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade and Kazuyo Yamada, Shiga University

LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION 2Room: 301Chair: Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University

Empirical Analyses of Substitution and Complementarity of Labor Demand for Men and Women , and Factor of the Gender Wage Differentials in Japan, South Korea and China’s Enterprises: Identifying Economic Policies for Labor Market Reform in JapanHiromi Ishizuka, Sanno College /Sanno University at Tokyo

Determinants of Women’s Work: Can Machine Learning Broaden our Perspective?Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan UniversityMelanie Khamis, Wesleyan University

Understanding recent trends in female labor force participation: micro evidence from eight developing and emerging economiesManuel Santos Silva, University of Goettingen

The ‘business case’ for gender equality in the Scottish labour market: Is it working? Emily Thomson, Glasgow Caledonian University

ENTREPRENEURIAL AND COOPERATIVE FORCES AT WORKRoom: 309Chair: Ranjula Bali Swain, Södertörn University

Are Microfinance Markets Monopolistic? Ashim Kar, Hanken School of EconomicsRanjula Bali Swain, Södertörn University

Women’s Economic Empowerment In Vietnam: Performance And Constraints Of Female-Owned Micro Enterprises Minh-Tam Bui, Srinakharinwirot UniversityChompoonuh Permpoonwiwat, Srinakharinwirot University

Feminist Ideologies At Work: An Exploratory Study Of Women Entrepreneurs In IndiaSupriya Garikipati, University of Liverpool

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Co-Operatives and Their Impact on Gender Roles - Defining Dysfunctional Ties in Relation to Female Centric Social Customs Medha Dubhashi, Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative ManagementShweta Vetal

REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTSRoom: 307Chair: Kate Bahn, Center for American Progress

Bodily Autonomy and Economic Opportunity: How Access to Reproductive Healthcare Impacts Women’s Interaction with the Job MarketKate Bahn, Center for American ProgressMelissa Mahoney, University of North Carolina Asheville

Revisiting the Socioeconomic Determinants of Breastfeeding Practices: Evidence from Eastern IndonesiaMaria Lo Bue, University of GöttingenJan Priebe, University of Göttingen

Measuring Breastfeeding and Lactation Work,Or the Sex-and Drug-Trades, As Worldwide Indicators of National Economic Well-Being?Julie Smith, Australian National University

Population Policy vs. Reproductive Rights: Designing and Framing Fertility Treatments Policies in Japan and KoreaJiso Yoon, Ochanomizu UniversityYukari Semba, Ochanomizu University

SEX TRAFFICKING AND GENDER VIOLENCERoom: 308Chair: Yumiko Yamamoto, University of Utah

Who comes to Korea? Educational Self-Selection and Labor Market Participation of Bridal Immigrant Women in South Korea Yunsun Huh, University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterSunjoo Cho, Korean Women's Development Institute

Employment in the Times of Terror: A Gendered Perspective on PakistanAtika Pasha, University of GöttingenJana Kuhnt, University Göttingen

Sex Trafficking Within and Between NationsSoweh Shiwonyui

3:40pm – 4:00pm | BREAK | Smart Space (Coffee Break)


CULTURE AND GENDER IN EAST ASIARoom: 302Chair: Insill Yi, Sogang University

Neoliberalism and Feminism: From the Viewpoint of Women's AgencyKumiko Ida, Osaka Prefecture University

Liberation Confined to Home: The Nature of the Advocacy of Liberation for Women in Japanese Film Melodrama under the U.S. OccupationBokyoung Kim, Korea University

Work-Life Issues of Women Expatriates: Case StudiesMina Lee, Xavier University

Discussants: Wiroy Shin, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade and Sunyoon Lee, Hongik University

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ENGENDERING PUBLIC ECONOMICSRoom: 301Chair: Gulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University

The Effect of Government Policy on Women’s Access to Decent and Good Quality Jobs in the Care Economy in KenyaRosemary Atieno, University of Nairobi

A Well-Being Gender Auditing Exercise of a Municipality Budget: The Case of GaziantepGulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University

Towards Gender Responsive Public Services: Women's Experience of Public Transport and How Tax Justice Can Improve ItWangari Kinoti, ActionAid International

How Feminist Theory Can Shed Light On The Hidden Consequences Of Corporate Tax AvoidanceLucia Rossel, Utrecht University

BOUNDARIES, BORDERS AND BODIES: NEW DIRECTIONS IN FEMINIST ECONOMICSRoom: 310Chair: S Charusheela, University of Washington, Bothell

Desire, Labor, and CapitalcentrismS Charusheela, University of Washington, Bothell

Accounting for Borders: The Construction of Kinship in Data on RemittancesColin Danby, University of Washington, Bothell

Towards A Posthumanist Economics: The End of Self-Possession and the Disappearance of Homo OeconomicusKarin Schoenpflug, University of ViennaChristine Klapeer, University of Bayreuth

Postcolonial Economies of Displacement and Refuge: Women's BodiesEiman Zein-Elabdin, Franklin & Marshall College

Panel: MAINSTREAMING TIME USE SURVEYS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: SOME CRITICAL CONCERNSRoom: 311Chair: Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Jacques Charmes, IRD

Yumiko Yamamoto, University of Washington

THE EFFECTS OF WORK AND LEAVE RULESRoom: 308Chair: Laura Romeu-Gordo, DZA

Nonstandard Work Hours and Quality of Life in South Korea: Gender PerspectivesJooyeoun Suh, Center for Time Use ResearchKijong Kim, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College

Parental Leave Reform in Poland - Strengthening or Weakening Mothers' Capabilities?Anna Kurowska, University of Warsaw

Gender Differences in the Uses and Effects of Parental Leave in South Korea Jayoung Yoon, Korea Labor Institute

ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE GENDERNO-MICSRoom: 309Chair: Yana Rodgers, Rutgers University

Gender Differences in Social Capital and Collective Action: Does Social Identity Matter in Joint Forest Management?Promita Mukherjee, Calcutta University

Gender, Inequality and Forest Use: Evidence from Joint Forest Management in IndiaBiswajit Ray, Calcutta UniversityPromita Mukherjee, Calcutta University

Social Disadvantage and Child Health among China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Households Yana Rodgers, Rutgers UniversityCarl Lin, Bucknell University

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GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN MULTIPLE CONTEXTSRoom: 307Chair: M.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Employment Discrimination Against LGBT People in China: The Role of Gender NonconformityM.V. Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Testing the Discrimination Hypothesis for Female Self Employment Migrants in the UKChristina Constantinidis, University of LuxembourgDenise Fletcher, University of LuxembourgMajlinda Joxhe, University of Luxembourg

Women's Participation In The Labour Market Around The World: Trade-Off Between Preferences, Gender Norms And Socio-Economic ConstraintsStefan Kuehn, International Labour OrganizationSheena Yoon, International Labour Organization

Wage Structure and Gender Earnings Differentials in China and IndiaJong-Wha Lee, Korea UniversityDainn Wie, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

HOUSEHOLD BARGAINING, MARRIAGE, AND PARTNERSHIPSRoom: 310Chair: James Heintz, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? The Economics of Exogamous PartnershipsJames Heintz, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Modern Families: Household Bargaining and Time-Use in Same-Sex HouseholdsMichael Martell, Bard CollegeLeanne Roncolato, Franklin and Marshall College

All the Single Ladies: Job Promotions and the Durability of MarriageOlle Folke, Uppsala UniversityJohanna Rickne, SOFI, Stockholm University

Earnings Inequalities Within and Between Couples: What an Analysis of Variation in Women’s Earning Contribution Tells Us About Class-Specific Gender InequalityLaura Romeu-Gordo, DZA

7:00pm | CONFERENCE DINNER | Sungshin University, Woonjung Campus

(Note: Catch the bus to Woonjung Campus at the front gate of the University.)

DAY THREE - Saturday, July 1

8:00am – 11:00am | REGISTRATION | Smart Space8:30am – 10:20am | CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7

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GLOBAL INSTITUTIONAL NETWORKS AND PATRIARCHYRoom: 308Chair: Loughlin Sweeney, Endicott College, Woosong University

Agency, Hybridity and the Patriarchy in the Indo-British Machinery TradeShachi Amdekar, University of Cambridge

White Patriarchy in Peace Studies: Investigations from a University of The United NationsKevin Kester, Endicott College of International Studies

‘Diversity Makes Good Business Sense’: Interrogating Corporate Narratives on Gender Inclusivity in the Indian Information Technology IndustryShakthiroopa Ramani, University of Cambridge

Gender, Communication and Networks in Migrant Societies: Historical Perspectives from the Pacific DiasporasLoughlin Sweeney, Endicott College, Woosong University

TIME-USE, EDUCATION, GENDER ROLES AND NORMS, and WORKRoom: 301Chair: TBA

Social Determinants of Gender Segregation in Indian Industries: India and the Andhra Pradesh CaseJihye Kim, University of ManchesterWendy Olsen, University of Manchester

Is It Feasible to Implement the Gender Sensitive STEM Education in Modern Russia?Irina Kalabikhina, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Equality as Chance: How Contextual Epistemologies Could Keep Children Longer in SchoolHalimatou Hima, University of Cambridge

10:20am – 10:40am | BREAK | Smart Space (Coffee Break)

10:40am – 12:30pm | CLOSING PLENARY | Room 110

Inequality Between Women And Men In Global Labor Markets,In Respect Of Opportunities, Treatment And Outcomes

Yoon-ja Kim, Department of International Economics, Hansin UniversityStephanie Seguino, University of Vermont

Prue Hyman, Victoria University of Wellington, New ZealandModerator: Silvia Berger, President IAFFE

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Thank you for attending the26th IAFFE Annual Conference

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We hope to see you at the 27th IAFFE ANNUAL CONFERENCEat SUNY New Paltz in New Paltz, NY USA, 19-21 June 2018.

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GENDER INEQUALTIES IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD - … IAFFE A… · · 2017-07-09Ga-Young So, University of Cambridge Poor, Lonely, But Not Helpless: Female Activists Empowe- ring Older