Women's economics

The work of the Institute is particularly informed by the findings of womens economics perspective research and the idea of hearing other voices and perspectives not just homo economicus. It advocates choice for women in their work and also emphasises the pivotal role of women in upholding the global economy and campaigns for women and people with other voices not always heard to have their fair share of the rewards of their own work and their needs met. This also includes the rights of nature, the planet and the biosphere to be included, and not just those with legal standing and loud voices or the powerful. The Institute's work is also informed by the work of Maria Mies and her thesis of patriarchy and accumulation, and Maralyn Waring on if women counted and Ghiligan hearing other voices, and Bente Madera for the womens economics group.

• UN mens club -enough is enoughGender and climate change
• Helen Clark womens leadershipHelen Clark
• Womens Unequal Pay and Poverty JournalWomens Unequal Pay and Poverty
• Older Feminists NetworkOlder Feminists network - restoring the balance of invisible women
• Its time to abolish the slave trade in the 21st centuryThe slave trade in south africa
• Its time to abolish the slave trade in the 21st centuryThe slave trade in south africa
• UN Conference on women in 2015- PetitionUN Conference on women 2015 Petition
• National School of Government Gender dayMiriam Kennet Green Economics Institute as part of the National School of Government will be running workshops at the fascinating Gender Day in March 2010
• Green Economics Institute in MacedoniaSpeaking in Macedonia as part of Green Energy Week
• Front page swiss news- Saving Kyoto GEIs ChichilniskySaving Kyoto -Green Economics Institute's Graciela Chichilnisky speaks on the front page of Le Temps in Switzerland !
• Woman finally wins Nobel prize for economicsWoman finally wins the Nobel prize for economics

  In my view the prize should be awarded equally to men and women - one man and one woman should always win each of the prizes. Women have a long way to catch up having been effectively excluded up to now 2009, which is nothing short of shameful.

  Lets ensure they make up for it now and award it to at least one woman who has changed economics- every year from now on.

• girls school attacked womens rights to education in Pakistan -girls school is blown up !
• womens poverty and unequal pay campaignPressing for change in Downing Street
• womens unequal pay conference photosWomens unequal pay and poverty
• womens enter parliament in Kuwait
• Discrimination against womenDiscrimination against women - natural sizes pay more
• women under threat in LaosPregnant briton needs help in Laos
• Put women on the boards of big boardsPut more women on the board of big banks urges minister.The financial services industry in the Uk is one of the most gender inbalanced and all the people involved in corruption and huge pensions scandals are men. There is nepotism and jobs for the boys- appointment has been not what you know but who you know. Appointing women would immediately rectify the situation and we wholeheartedly support it. Please press for it wherever you go.
• Maralyn French - leading and important book The Womens RoomThe Womens Room by Maralyn French -an important turning point for women
• Miriam Kennet signs pledge with one world action groupCampaign for more women into politics Miriam Kennet signs the pledge
• Womens equal paywomens equal pay
• poverty and women - how to gender your researchWomen and poverty and unequal pay UN guidelines
• Gender Report from ScotlandGender Report from Scotland
• Womens PovertyLinks with child poverty
• GEI supports local businessWe are active in supporting local business through BNI Reading
• GEI supports local shopsLocal small scale award winning shops
• Local traders - organic farmersLocal farming - GEI supports local small scale farmers
• GenderBeing Green includes Gender
• Green Economics Institute quoted in New ScientistNew Scientist
• Rosa Luxemburg Foundation PublicationsMiriam Kennet
• Institute in New Scientist
• Women poverty and climate change
• business school gender
• 2008 First Woman′s Play at National Theatre2008
• Queens Speech Nov 2007
• women underrepresented in UK politicsWomen missing from UK politics
• social aspects of green economicsBasic income and social justice in green economics
• women′s pay gapGender pay gap UK 2007!
• Robert Michael Memorial AwardRobert Michael Memorial Award
• Nursery in Umtata South AfricaSupporting Umtata Community
• Human TraffickingBoys toys -Guns Sex and Cars - Homo Economicus
• Feminist economic theories
• Maria Mies First Feminist Professor, University of Cologne
• Reform of Economics Speech by Miriam Kennet to the Oxford PPE and Economics society
• Jean Lambert MEP MEP working on minority rights
• Jenny Jones GLA GLA member
• Women′s economics
• Professor Wangari Maathai wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Ecofeminism Ecofeminism