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IAFFE Annual Conference, June 27-29, 2012 Barcelona, Spain Schedule Overview Wednesday Thursday Friday June 27 June 28 June 29 9:30-11:30am 9-10:40am 9-10:40am Opening Plenary Concurrent Sessions 3 Concurrent Sessions 7 Aula Magna, Sala Gran, rooms 401 & 402 3rd & 4th floors (4th floor) 3rd & 4th floors 11:30-11:50am 10:40-11am Break (coffee/tea/cookies) Break (coffee/tea/pastries) 10:40am-12:30pm 3rd & 4th floors 3rd & 4th floors Final Plenary Aula Magna room (4th floor) 11:50am-1:30pm 11am-12:40pm Concurrent Sessions 1 Concurrent Sessions 4 3rd & 4th floors 3rd & 4th floors 1:30-3:10pm 12:40-2:10pm Lunch Break Concurrent Sessions 5 Cafeteria, ground floor 3rd & 4th floors 3:10-4:50pm Concurrent Sessions 2 2:10-4:10pm 3rd & 4th floors Lunch Break (on your own) 4:50-5:10pm 4:10-5:50pm Break (no food) Concurrent Sessions 6 3rd & 4th floors 5:20-7:20pm General Membership Meeting Aula Magna room (4th floor) 7:30-8:00pm 8:00pm Awards and Book Celebration Dinner at Restaurant Aula Magna room (4th floor) Cal Pinxo, Palau del Mar Plaça Pau Villa 1 8:00-8:45pm 08039 Barcelona Reception (932) 212-211 Cafeteria, ground floor Thanks to Our Sponsors Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) Ford China, Beijing Office Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) – Berlin (Germany) Routledge / Taylor & Francis Group University of Nebraska – Lincoln Rice University Universitat de Barcelona, Facultad de Geografía e Historia Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Facultad de Economía y Empresa We are grateful for the support of these and other institutions and organizations that help make our work possible and wish to extend particular thanks to our local organizing partners in Barcelona for all of their efforts to make this wonderful gathering happen. The conference events, unless otherwise noted, are located in the following building Universidad de Barcelona Facultad de Geografía e Historia Montalegre, 6 08001 Barcelona Telephone: 93 403 77 28 Detailed Session Program Wednesday, June 27 8:30am – 5pm Registration Open 9:30 – 11:30am Opening Plenary Aula Magna, Sala Gran, rooms 401 & 402 (4th floor) 2 Welcome Xavier Roger, Dean of the Facultad de Geografia e Historia Rosalba Todaro, President IAFFE Lourdes Beneria, Professor Emerita, Cornell University Susana Tavera, Director of IIEDG (Inter-University Institute for Women's and Gender Studies Plenary Speakers From Spain to a Feminist Rescue Begoña San José Serran, Forum de Politica Feminista The changing role of gender equality on the European agenda. A critical analysis of the evolution of the European Employment Strategy Paola Villa, University of Trento Making Social Protection Floor Work for Women: What Can Feminist Economics Offer? Sarah Cook, Director United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) 11:30 – 11:50am Break (coffee / tea / cookies) 3rd & 4th floors 11:50 – 1:30pm Concurrent Sessions 1 3rd & 4th floors Session ID 11 Gender Budgeting: Developments In Practice and Methods Aula Magna (Simultaneous Translation) Chair: Paloma de Villota, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Gender budgeting as a tool for embedding gender equality in EU budgetary processes Yolanda Jubeto, University of the Basque Country 3 Angela O'Hagan, Glasgow Caledonian University Gender Budgeting and Governmental Changes: analysis from initiatives in Spain Paula Cirujano Campano, Junta de Andalucía Infrastructures and gender, FEIL-2009: right and left leanings, mayor and mayoress Gloria Alarcón-García, University of Murcia Carolina Arias-Burgos, CREM, Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia José Colino-Sueiras, University of Murcia Gender Budgeting: A Feminist Strategy to Increase Gender Equality? Achievement of Objectives and Effectiveness by Way of Example of Austria Katharina Mader, Vienna University of Economics & Business Christa Schlager, AK-Wien Gender Budgeting and Governmental Changes: Analysis of Initiatives in Spain Paula Cirujano Campano, Junta de Andalucía Alicia del Olmo Garrudo, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) Taking stock of ten years of Gender Budgeting in Italy Francesca Bettio, Universitá di Siena, Italy Annalisa Rosselli, Universitá di Roma Tor Vergata Session ID 3 Roundtable: IAFFE @ 20 – Promise, Progress, Legacy 305 Chair: Jean Shackelford, Bucknell University Elisabetta Addis, University of Sassari (Sardinia) Italy Marilyn Power, Sarah Lawrence College Myra Strober, Stanford University Jean Shackelford, Bucknell University Session ID 22 The Importance of the Gender Asset Gaps 404 Chair: Cheryl Doss, Yale University Women's Autonomy in Decision-Making and Asset Ownership in Ghana Abena Oduro, University of Ghana Asset Accumulation in a Post-Conflict Environment Cheryl Doss, Yale University Does Asset Ownership Matter: Impact on Women's Decision-making and Mobility in Rural Karnataka, India Hema Swaminathan, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Rahul Lahoti, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Suchitra Yegnanarayan, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Land Ownership and Women’s Participation in Farm Management Decisions in Ecuador Jennifer Twynman, University of Florida Carmen Diana Deere, University of Florida Argentina. The gender order in different regimes of accumulation Silvia Berger, FLACSO-Argentina 4 Session ID 23 Disadvantage and Young Girls 403 The impact of income on fertility: breaking up stylized facts Angela Luci, Université Paris 1 Sorbonne Does Intrahousehold Resource Allocation Change According to Gender and Ethnicity: First Empirical Evidence from Turkey Ummuhan Gokovali Medettin, Mugla University Cisel Ekiz-Gokmen, Mugla University Social norms and gender inequality among children: Evidence from India Rebeca Echavarri, Universidad Publica de Navarra Javier Husillos, Universidad Publica de Navarra A gender perspective on home economic statistics Capitolina Díaz, Universidad de Oviedo Sandra Dema Moreno, Universidad de Oviedo Session ID 36 Educational Outcomes in Unequal Environments 309 Gender inequality in Education in China: A Meta Regression Analysis Junxia Zeng, Renmin University of China Edutainment Radio, Women’s Status and Primary School Participation: Evidence from Cambodia Maria Cheung, Stockholm University Gender gaps in school enrollments and information and Communication Technology in Rural China Hejun Gu, University of Information Science and Technology Engineering, Nanjing, China Orphanhood, Household Relationships, Schooling and Child Labour in Zimbabwe Rafael Novella, University of Essex Session ID 35 Aging, Well-being and Care 306 Chair: Joyce Jacobsen, Wesleyan University Notes on Ageing, Living Arrangements, and Elderly Women in Brasil Viviane Ventura-Dias, LATN Recognition of Aged Care Work Siobhan Austen, Curtin University Therese Jefferson, Curtin University Financing Care Services for Older Women in Spain: Amount, Quality and Gender Inequalities Maria Vara, Autonomus University of Madrid Violeta Vera, Autonomus University of Madrid Pablo Galaso, Autonomus University of Madrid Women aging actively: The potential conflict between physical activity and work Fiona Carmichael, University of Birmingham Jo Duberley, University of Birmingham 5 Isabelle Szmigin, University of Birmingham Reimagining Long Term Residential Care: The Role of Financing Martha MacDonald; Saint Mary's University Session ID 37 Women and Work: Strategies and Decision-making 307 Standing in the Middle of the Bus: Asian American Women and their Strategies for Survival Anne Chao, Rice University Does women’s work, work for women? The influence of work on economic and intimate decision making in low income Nicaraguan households Sarah Bradshaw, Middlesex University Changing Occupation among Indigenous Women in Eastern Bangladesh Farida Khan, University of Wisconsin-Parkside Financial well-being of lone, working age mothers of children with developmental disabilities Susan Parish, Brandeis University The Feminization of Agriculture in China Liqin Zhang, China Agricultural University Session ID 91 IATUR -- Relevance of Time Use Data and Implication for Policy in Developing Countries 405 Chair: Xiao-yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg Employment Policies for Economic Empowerment How do time use data help? Indira Hirway, Centre for Development Alternatives Turkish Time Use Survey Data: A User’s Perspective Emel Memis, Ankara University Measuring Poverty in the case of Buenos Aires: Why Time Deficits Matter Valeria Esquivel, Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento Rania Antonopoulos, Levy Economics Institute Thomas Masterson, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College Ajit Zacharias, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College The Intertwinement of Market Work and Housework and Men and Women’s Earnings in China Xiao-Yuan Dong, University of Winnipeg and Peking University Liangshu Qi, Tsinghua University Session ID 34 Macroeconomic Strategies and Policies 406 Chair: M. E. Cardero, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) A gendered typology of Latin American development strategies in the modern era Elissa Braunstein, Colorado State University Stephanie Seguino, University of Vermont Gender implications of new macro-economic governance in the European Union 6 Elisabeth Klatzer, Vienna University of Economics and Business Christa Schlager, AK-Wien Opportunities and Challenges for Gender Budgeting: Comparing the Scottish and Turkish Stories Gulay Gunluk-Senesen, Istanbul University Ailsa McKay, Glasgow Caledonian University Growth, Cycles, and Gender Inequalities Alison Vasconez, CIGENERO Session ID 78 Micro Production and Micro Finance
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