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Schedule Overview

July 12, 2013 8:00-5:00 Registration 8:00-10:00 Committee Meetings/Registration 10:00-12:00 Opening Plenary 12:00-2:00 FES Lunch and Panel on Caring Labor 2:00-3:40 Concurrent Sessions 1 3:45-4:30 Membership Meeting and Book Celebration 4:30-5:30 Open Forum 5:45-7:00 Reception at Stanford Faculty Club

July 13, 2013 8:30-5:00 Registration 9:00-10:40 Concurrent Sessions 2 10:40-11:00 Break 11:00-12:30 Concurrent Sessions 3 12:30-2:00 IDRC Lunch 2:00-3:40 Concurrent Sessions 4 3:40-4:00 Break 4:00-5:40 Concurrent Sessions 5 7:00 Dinner (Tickets Purchased in Advance Required)

July 14, 2013 9:00-11:00 Registration 9:00-10:40 Concurrent Sessions 6 10:40-12:30 Final Plenary

IAFFE Annual Conference July 12-14, 2013

Palo Alto, California USA

Schedule Overview

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Thanks to Our Sponsors

Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)- International Development Research Centre

IDRC-Ford China Beijing Office- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Berlin (Germany)-Routledge Taylor & Francis

Group- University of Nebraska-Lincoln-Rice University-The Clayman Institute for Gender Research

We are grateful for the support of these and other institutions and organizations that help make our work possible.

The conference events, unless otherwise noted, are located in the following building

Alumni Center

Detailed Session Program

July 12

8am – 5pm Registration Open

10:00– 12:00pm Opening Plenary

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Welcome

Agneta Stark, President IAFFE

Shelley Correll and Myra Strober

Women's Work

Andrea Davies, Research Associate, Clayman Institute for Gender Research, Stanford University

Shelley Correll, Professor of Sociology and Barbara D. Finberg Director of the Clayman Institute for Gender

Research, Stanford University

Saru Jayaraman, Director of the Food Labor Research Center, University of California, Berkeley

Chair: Agneta Stark

12:00-2:00pm FES Lunch and Panel Discussion on Caring Labor

Moderator: Sara Burke, Senior Policy Analyst, Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung

Jayoung Yoon, Associate Research Fellow, Korea Labor Institute, Republic of Korea

Valeria Esquivel, Associate Professor of Economics, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentine

Avanti Mukherjee, Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Paola Villa, Professor of Economics, University of Trento, Italy

2:00– 3:40pm Concurrent Sessions 1- Fisher Conference Center How and Why do Women's Needs and Rights Get Short-changed in The Development Process in China and India and What can be done about it? Part I Room: Lane Analyzing the growth trajectories of India and China with special reference to women’s economic roles

Devaki Jain

The Relative Pay and Its Underlying Determinants of Domestic Workers in Urban China

Jin Feng

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Addressing Gender Needs at the Local Level: Potential for Converging Flagship Programmes at a Panchayat

Level

Mridul Eapen

Challenges in extending social protection: home based women workers in India

Ratna Sudarshan

Gender in the University or, Why Aren’t There Any Female Star Students at Monsters University? Room: Lyons

Gender and Graduate Education in the United States

Yana van der Meulen Rodgers and Ann Mari May

Gender biases in education and employment and gendered career disadvantages: A case study of university

graduates in Tanzania

Paula Tibandebage

Engendering Universities: Experiences of Generating Gender Responsive Policies in Universites.

Harriet Kebirungi

Gender Ratios at Top PhD Programs in Economics

Tali Regev

Feminist Theory: Moving the Agenda Forward Room: Ladato Poisoning the Well, or How Economic Theory Damages Moral Imagination

Julie Nelson

Understanding the gendered construction of jobs: a step toward the construction a feminist theory of labor

Marilyn Power, Deborah Figart and Ellen Mutari

Circular discrimination - an attempt to bridge the (presumed) gap between taste-based and statistical

discrimination theories

Isabella Scheibmayr

Waging the War of the Wages Room: Barnes Women´s employment as a part of Germany´s economic strategy

Friederike Maier

Occupational Sex Segregation and Management-Level Wages in Germany: What Role Does Firm Size Play?

Elke Holst

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Gender Discrimination In Access To Paid Work: What Labour Force Surveys Tell Us?

Muhammad Sabir

Informal Sector Work, the Neoliberal Cooptation and Women’s Social and Solidarity Economies in Kenya

Marilyn Ossome

Measuring the Impact of Taking Gender Seriously

Room: McDowell

The Effects of Gender Bias on Neoclassical Economic Theory and Analysis

April Allison

Economics as if Caring Matters

Riane Eisler

Reducing Losses due to Gender Inequality

Joyce Jacobsen

Gender Budgeting: How-To and Why Room: Cranston

Budgets, Macroeconomics and Women's Human Rights in Canada

Isabella Bakker

Changes and Transformation through Implementation of Gender Responsive Budgeting in Uganda: The

Example of the Education Sector

Susanne Dietl, Consolata Kabonesa, Elisabeth Klatzer

Understanding Gender Difference in Mexican Household Savings

Isalia Nava Bolanos

Gender-Relations and Economic Development in Korea

Hyo-Yong Sung

3:45-4:30pm General Membership Meeting and Book Celebration Room: McCaw Hall

4:30-5:30pm Nurturing a Culture of Impact: Open Forum for New Ideas

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Room: McCaw Hall Consultant: Aline Wilson

5:30-7:00pm Reception Stanford Faculty Club

July 13

8:00-5:00 Registration Open

9:00– 10:40am Concurrent Sessions 2- Fisher Conference Center

The Third Stage of Microfinance: Moving Towards Full Empowerment Room: Lane Neoliberalism, Microcredit, and Women’s Empowerment

Alicia Girón

Access to Work through Self Help Groups: An Assessment of the Impact of Swayamsiddha Project in Haryana

State of India

Kavita Chakravarty

Does Microfinance Advance Women’s Empowerment? A Case Study in Punjab, India

Demelza Hays

Framing International Development Strategies: From Beijing to the MDGs and Beyond Room: Lyons

The Power of Numbers: A Critical Review of MDG Targets for Human Development and Human Rights - The

MDG Hunger Target and the Contested Visions of Food Security

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr

No Empowerment without Rights, No Rights without Politics: Gender-Equality, the MDGs and the Post 2015

Development Agenda

Gita Sen, Avanti Mukherjee

Gender Equality and Empowerment in the post 2015 International Development Agenda

Saraswathi Menon

The Questionable Power of the Millennium Goal to Reduce Child Mortality

Elizabeth Gibbons

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Gender Equality in Framing International Development Debates

Jeni Klugman, Aphichoke Kotikula

Family Policy for the Here and Now

Room: Ladato

Policy reform and female labour supply: an exploration of the role of family values using a case of family

policy reform in Germany

Mireia Borrell-Porta

Needed: New Policies towards Lone Parent Families

Barbara Bergmann

Parental Rights and Responsibilities of Chilean Women: A Study of Child Education Arrangement for Different

Marital Status

Chin-Ming Lin, Ofelia Wang, Carolina Kuo

Work and Family: progress and setbacks in Japan 26 years after the 'Agnes controversy'

Agnes Chan

Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Twenty-First Century Room: Barnes

An Account of Women Entrepreneurship Development In India: Challenges, Opportunities and Future

Prospects

Neelam Choudhary

That’s funny, you don’t look brainy: How to advance your ideas and thinking, and change the world as we

know it

Roberta Guise

Women´ s Entrepreneurship in the Era of The Society of Information And Communication

Alejandra Arroyo Sotomayor

Towards Greener Cities with Social and Gender Equity in Latin America

Vivianne Ventura-Dias

Gendered Violence and Gendered Activism Room: McDowell

A micro-based economic costing approach to examining intimate partner violence Linda DeRiviere

Landlessness and Domestic Violence against Women in Rural China

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Yueping Song, Xiao-yuan Dong, Ye Tao

Understanding the Impacts of Land Grabs on African Women's Food Farming and Activism Jeanne Koopman

Women Power In Fighting With The Land Investors: Ayuthaya Province, Thailand Tanaradee Khumya

The Primacy of Gender in Primary Education Room: Cranston

Gender Parity and Schooling Choices Marric Buessing, Kehinde Ajayi

The Han-Minority Achievement Gap, Language and Returns to Schools in Rural China Yunfan Yang

Intersectionality of Gender and Ethnicity in Education Outcomes: Evidence from Latin America and Africa Emcet Tas Achievements and Enduring Issues in Togo Education System Dario Sansone, Johannes Hoogeveen, Mariacristina Rossi

11:00-12:30pm Concurrent Sessions 3- Fisher Conference Center

Informal Care and Domestic Labor

Room: Lane

Care regime, labor market and paid care work in Argentina

Corina Rodríguez-Enríquez

Like Your Own Child? Socio-Economic Conditions, Employer’ Perspectives and Domestic Work in Ghana.

Dzodzi Tsikata

Foreign Domestic Workers: Transnationalisation and the Capitalisation of Labour

Stuart Rosewarne

Is part-time Employment after Childbirth a Stepping Stone into Full Time? A Cohort Studt for East and West

Germany

Laura Romeu

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Feminism and Wikipedia: Or How You and Your Students Can Change the Landscape of Free Knowledge - An Interactive Roundtable Room: Lyons Diana Strassmann, Chair

Presenters:

Diana Strassmann, Rice University

Annie Lin, Wiki Education Foundation

Günseli Berik, University of Utah

Doling out Austerity: Who Bears the Burden?

Room: Lodato

Gender and austerity policy during the Great Recession: promotion of involuntary part-time work and re-

design of the gender division of work in the European Union

Lina Galvez-Muñoz, Paula Rodriguez-Modroño, Juan Torres-López

Determinants of time poverty by gender

Paula Rodriguez-Modroño, Margarita Vega, Mauricio Matus-López, Monica Dominguez-Serrano

The Debt-Relief-Poverty Reduction Pact in Nigeria: A Model for Addressing Feminized Poverty?

Bola Akanji

Female labour force participation, economic de-development and de-industrialisation in post-socialist

transition

Sonja Avlijas

Gender in Post-Conflict Contexts

Room: Barnes

A life in the shadows: emerging trafficking vulnerabilities in post-conflict areas of Sri Lanka

Kopalapillai Amirthalingam, Danesh Jayatilaka, Rajith Lakshman, Nishadi Liyanage

Characteristics that Impact Changes in Women’s Empowerment in Turkey

Tunay Oguz

From self-esteem to generalized social trust and perceptions of political efficacy: experimental evidence from

Cambodia

Moana Vercoe

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Food Security in Post-Conflist Amuru District: Who Sows? Who Reaps?

Judith Ikiring-Obore

Engendering The Climate Change Debate

Room: McDowell

Gender Social Vulnerability to Climate Change in municipalities of Mexico

Abraham Granados Martínez

The Plight of Women and Girls in an Era of Climate Change

Hadas Marcus

Gender Differences and Changes in Citizen Environmental Behaviors

Feng Wang, Xiao-yuan Dong

Gender and adaptation to climate change in Uganda: A Micro Level Analysis

Madina Guloba

Risky Business: Who Says Women Aren’t the Risk-Takers?

Room: Cranston

Crop diversification, risk and gender in highland Peru

Daniela Orge-Fuentes

Risk Taking in the Classroom

Simon Halliday, Justine Burns, Malcolm Keswell

Do Women Favor In-group Competition? Evidence from an Online Experiment

Norma Schmitt, Miriam Beblo, Denis Beninger, Melanie Schroeder

Access to Work through Self Help Groups: An Assessment of the Impact of Swayamsiddha Project in Haryana

State of India

Kavita Chakravarty

IDRC Lunch

New Initiative on Women’s Economic Empowerment and Growth in Low-

Income Countries (WEEG).

This initiative is jointly supported by the UK’s Department for International Development

(DFID), The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and IDRC

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Speaker: TBA

12:30-2:00pm

Lane/Lyons/Ladato

2:00-3:40pm Concurrent Sessions 4- Fisher Conference Center

IDRC and DFID-Hewlett Panel

“Women’s Economic Empowerment, Growth and the Economy of the Care in Low-

Income Countries”

Room: Lane

Moderator: Ebru Kongar, Dickinson College

Keynote Speaker: Naila Kabeer, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London

University

Marriage and Mobility: Progress or Stasis?

Room: Lyons

At the crossroads but not stuck: Educated women negotiating work and Marriage dilemmas in urban Uganda

Peace Musiimenta

Economic empowerment and gender discrimination: Contradicting trends in the status of Orthodox Jewish

women in Israel

Michal Allon

Gender and mobility: Women's internal migration in India

Smriti Rao, Kade Finnoff

Gender Perspectives of Time Allocation in China

Na Liu, Anne de Bruin

Creative Approaches to Improving Reproductive Health

Room: Lodato

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Creative Reproductive Health Education to Women in the Informal Employment: Building the care work

capacity of the women farmers in rural East Java, Indonesia

Hesti Wijaya

Payments and Quality of Ante-Natal Care In Two Rural Districts Of Tanzania

Tausi Kida

Dynamical Systems Approach To Modeling Child Mortality, Fertility Rate, Female Education And Economic

Growth

Ranjula Bali Swain

Gender Pay Inequality and Fertility Timing

Terry-Ann Craigie

Education and Work - Shining Opportunities or Fading Hopes?

Room: Barnes

Challenging Knowledge Sex and Power: Gender, Work and Engineering

Rhonda Sharp, Suzanne Franzway, Judith Gill, Julie Mills

Education with or without opportunity in Mauritius: A feminist perspective

Sheila Bunwaree

Education And Labor in Panama

Aracelly De León

Women in Cooperatives

Medha Dubhashi

Evolution in Discrimination - Experiences and Processes Room: McDowell

The Occupational Segregation of Black Women: A Look at its Evolution from 1940 to 2010

Olga Alonso Villar and Coral Del Río

Gender and the financialisation of the Australian Aboriginal people

Gillian Hewitson, Freya Bundey

Sexual Orientation and Workplace Discrimination

Christina Curley

Economies of Obligation: Western Nicaraguan Women and Valuations of Their Work

Amanda McBride

Critical Aspects of Caring Labor

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Room: Cranston Monopsony in Caring Labor: Estimating Labor Supply Elasticity of Teachers

Kate Bahn

Unemployed-Volunteerism: The Plight of Women who are Homeless

Sarah Neeley

Informal care: choice or constraint?

Fiona Carmichael, Hareth Al-Janabi

Effects of Informal Parental Care on the Labor Force Participation in Nordic Countries

Mirjam Unger

4:00-5:40pm Concurrent Sessions 5- Fisher Conference Center

Engendering Economic Policy in SubSaharan Africa Room: Lane

Equitable Performances, Enacting Gender in Tanzanian Tea

Allison Loconto

Decomposing Poverty-Inequality Linkages of Sources of Deprivation by Male and Fremale Breadwinners in

Cameroon

Boniface Epo

The Role of Social Capital in Women's Participation in the Labour Force in Cameroon: Exploring the

Endogeneity Issue at the Individual Level

Johannes Atemnkeng

Including Women in the Policy Responses to High Oil Prices: A Case Study of South Africa

Ismael Fofana

Positions of Power: Female Leadership in the Twenty-First Century Room: Lyons Us versus Them: The Responses of Managers to the Feminization of High-Status Occupations

Tamar Kricheli-Katz

Running for Leadership: Evidence from an artefactual field experiment in matillineal and patriarchic societies

in India

Debosree Danerjee

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Women's Philanthropic Leadership: How is it Different? Updated Chapter from The Transformative Power of

Women's Philanthropy

Bonita Banducci

Makerere, Gender Terrain and National Development

Consolata Kabonesa

Increasing Female Employment - Policies and Outcomes Room: Lodato Opportunities and Challenges of A Public Employment program: Evidence from India

Shakuntala Das

Gender and Agricultural Productivity: Implication of the Farm Input Subsidy Program in Malawi

Rutendo Karamba

The Effects of Gender on the Pattern of Labour Utilization: A Study of Native-born and Foreign–born

Canadians

Najma Sharif

Trade Liberalisation and Female Labour Force Participation

Iffat Ara

Financial Inclusion vs. Exclusion Room: Barnes US Women Veterans and the Mortgage Guaranty Benefit: Did GI Jane Survive the Mortgage Meltdown?

Joan Combs Durso and Helen Maclennan

Implicaciones económicas de la inclusión financiera femenina en México

Patricia Rodriguez

Pension Poverty

Frances Raday

Impacts of Fiscal Consolidation in Public Supply of Social Services and Employment

Mauricio Matus-López, Lina Galvez-Muñoz, Monica Dominguez-Serrano, Margarita Vega

The Global Work Chain: Case Studies from Around the Universe Room: McDowell

Social Norms and Working Conditions of Women in Mexico’s Tourism Sector

Arlette Covarrubias, Carla Pederzini

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Mapping Transnational Organizing in Bangladesh and the USA: A Feminist Apparel Commodity Chain

Analysis

Nafisa Tanjeem

Does the Presence of Unions in China Help to Reduce the Gender Wage Gap and Discrimination

Jing Liu

Women’s Empowerment in Manufacturing: An Analysis over a Period of Asianization and De-Industrialization

for Inclusion

Emel Memis, Ebru Voyvoda

How and Why do Women's Needs and Rights Get Short-changed in The Development Process in China and India and What can be done about it? Part II Room: Cranston

Health reforms in India and China: the public – private dilemma

Gita Sen

Mother’s Migration and Children’s Nutritional Status: Evidence from Rural China

Zhen Wang

Gender division of labour and efficiency in rural India: Social group differences as an entry point

Avanti Mukherjee

Maternal Health Services in China’s Western Rural Areas: Uptake and Correlates

Chengfang Liu

Gender Responsive Budgeting in India: Where has it worked? Where has it not worked? And what can be done

about it?

Aasha Mehta

Dinner Featured Speaker: Mary Hughes

7:00-9:00pm Stanford Faculty Club

(Tickets Purchased in Advance Required)

July 14

9:00-10:40am Concurrent Sessions 6- Fisher Conference Center

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Should I Stay or Should I Go? Work-Life Balancing Around the World Room: Lane

Say at Home, or Stay at Home? Few Policy Implications on Female Labor Supply

Vidya Atal

How Mothers Make Decisions about Employment Type and Maternal Child Care

Bharati Basu, Jianfeng Yao

Quality of Work Life of Female Employees in Universities of Haryana

Anjana Garg

Women Research Productivity And Career Advancement And Its Implications On Institutional Development: A

Case For Makerere University

Elizabeth Kaase-Bwanga

Interactions of Globalization and Urbanization Room: Lyons

“Maria Elena Cuadra," Globalization and Women' s Empowerment in Nicaragua

Rose-Marie Avin

Marginalization and Transport: Women surviving in Megalopolis.

Eugenia Correa

Feminization of Finance: A Comparative Study on Employment and Sales Strategy of Life Insurance Industry in

Japan and South Korea

Ki-young Shin, Kaoru Kanai

Corporeality of Capitalist Production: How Bodies Create and Extract Value Along the Global Garment Chain

Nausheen Quayyum

Gender and Pedagogy: Can We Move Forward on This Already? Room: Lodato

The One Billion Rising - A Case For Gender Studies In India

Monica Das

Gender Differences in Student Learning Styles and Performance in Introductory Economics Courses

Maureen McGregor, Ambrose Leung, David Sabiston

Teaching Economics Differently: A Gender-Aware Principles Book

Irene van Staveren

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Gender Inequality in Science Education in Nigeria: A Review

Afolabi Mojirayo

Competition, Conflict and Cooption Room: Barnes Is women’s empowerment a myth or reality in Ghana?

Charlotte Wrigley-Asante

Gender Bias in Dressage Judging

Anna Sandberg

Landlessness and Domestic Violence against Women in Rural China

Yueping Song

"Domestic Service and Social Protection in Argentina. Advances and Challenges Ahead"

Valeria Esquivel

Parenting and Power Relations Room: McDowell

Take My Mother-in-law…Please!” A Study of the Impact of Women’s Power on the Co-residence Decision in

China

Yi Zhang

Gender and Household Savings Rate: Evidence from China

Hong Zou, Xiao-yuan Dong

Women’s Labor Participation and Households’ Demand for Formal Care Services for Young Children: The

Case of Venezuela 2008-2009

Masaya Llavaneras Blanco, León Fernández-Bujanda

A Model of Technology Adoption with Dynamic Intra-household Bargaining

Chris Slootmaker

Innovative Strategies for Increasing Health and Food Security Room: Cranston

Does AIDS Treatment Stimulate Negative Behavioral Response? A Field Experiment in South Africa

Plamen Nikolov

Women Contribute to Sustainable Food Security and Food Safety: Two cases from China

Yiching Song

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Women’s Education: Implications For Household Food Security In Nigeria

Oluwafunmiso Olajide

Closing Plenary-Annenberg Auditorium

The Education of Women and Girls

Myra Strober, Professor of Education, Emerita, Stanford University

Amita Chudgar, Associate Professor of Education, Michigan State University

Jo Boaler, Professor of Education, Stanford University Speakers

Chair: Yana Rodgers