The Other Economy: A Suggestion for a Distinctively Feminist Economics

By S. Donath. 2000

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The prospects for caring: economic theory and policy analysis (2006, background): “Caring, because it is the development of a relationship, is manifestly an activity of this second type, in which the output is the care itself (Baumol and Oates, 1972; Donath, 1996).”
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the care burden of women and families (2020, background): “Many scholars and practitioners aligned with the “new economics” movement have argued for economic measures that value this core work that sustains all other work in society (e.g., Donath 2000; Dengler and Strunk 2018; Folbre 2001; Schor 2008).”
The Relevance of “Women’s Work” (2014, background): “Emblematic of this role is the long history in which women have been instructed in the appropriate mechanisms for instilling “correct” values into those under her care (Ehrenreich and English 1978/2005). While these practices provide fruitful grounds for reproduction of the laboring body, they simul”