The 7th Blog in the WiSE Series sees Leanne Wilson, PhD Researcher with the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice comment on implications of work and care and offers personal reflections…
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Risk and Resilience In 6th in the WISE blog series, Dr Claire MacRae, Senior Lecturer in Risk at GCU and a member of the WISE Centre for Economic Justice, considers…
As we continue to #Stay at Home and stick to social distancing rules in Scotland, this week Dr Nina Teasdale, Research Fellow at the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice, reminds…
Emily Thomson, Senior Lecturer in Economics and researcher in the WISE Centre for Economic Justice, spotlights the theoretical foundations as to why ‘key workers’, who are mainly women, are undervalued…
Read More Valuing ‘women’s’ work: Reflections on (feminist) economic explanations of low pay
In Week 3 of the WISE blog series, Jim Campbell and Naveed Hakeem pick up the long running debate on Citizens’ or Universal Basic Income and place it in the…
New report leads to call for human rights to be at the heart of post-COVID budget decisions, to ensure social and economic recovery Wednesday 29 April 2020 Scottish Government budget-setting…
In the second in the WISE blog series, Angela O’Hagan offers a quick review of debates and evidence in feminist analysis over the last week which has seen the publication…
Read More Inequalities in a crisis reinforce the need for a gendered lens in policy making
Glasgow Caledonian University shines in world impact ratings. Read more here: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/theuniversity/universitynews/gcushinesinworldimpactrankings/?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=THEranking&utm_content=PGimpact
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Managing to stay resilient against CoVID-19 by Doga Atalay, PhD Candidate and Umut Korkut, Professor in International Politics, Glasgow Caledonian University New blog published by the Political Studies Association, April…
The global coronavirus crisis has revealed the range and significance of existing social and economic inequalities, from the pay rates and working conditions of health and social care workers, the…
