This blog is an expanded version of a presentation by Dr Angela O’Hagan, Wise Depute Director at the recent LeTGEPS seminar, reflecting on gender budgeting and the supporting evidence emerging from GenBudget.…
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Director of Wise Centre for Economic Justice, Professor Sara Cantillon, talks about the centrality of care to the economy and social wellbeing on WiDE+Webinar on Covid 19 and the Care…
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Friday 19 February Dr Angela O’Hagan, Depute Director of WiSE Centre for Economic Justice will take part in today’s HDP Global Women MP Exchange program – Gender Responsive Budgeting Strategies…
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Dr O’Hagan, WiSE Depute Director, comments on occupational segregation and valuing care in The Sunday Herald 7 February. Read the full article: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/19070105.highly-skilled-care-workers-paid-less-entry-level-shop-job/
VOLPOWER policy recommendations address crucial issues affecting youth volunteering in diversified European societies. They offer recommendations and suggestions for new services or call for the support of measures regarding the…
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Diane Elson, Visiting Professor at the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice, will take part in a discussion on Building a Caring Economy, hosted by the International Inequalities Institute, LSE on…
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25 November 2020 Dr Angela O’Hagan, Depute Director WiSE Centre for Economic Justice is giving a Seminar as part of the Glasgow Centre for Population Health Series on “A Call…
Book Launch 25 November 2020 “Scotland After the Virus”, ed. Gerry Hassan and Simon Burrow. GCU’s Dr Angela O’Hagan, Depute Director of WISE has a contribution, ‘Towards a Caring…
D.Rad De-radicalisation in Europe and Beyond: Detection, Resilience, and Reintegration. D.Rad grounds radicalisation in perceptions of injustice which lead to grievance, alienation and polarisation. Based on a rigorous, cross-national survey…
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Integration of migrants has been a much-contested concept that has received vigorous political and academic interest (Korkut et. al. ed, 2013; Schinkel, 2018). Yet, the Covid-19 pandemic is…