Gender Justice, Human Rights, and Neo‐Liberal Economic Policies

By D. Elson. 2002

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Food and Globalization (2006, background): “…invisible as food production/processing innovators within the dominant narrative of science as progress (Ferguson 1994), a fact that is not surprising given the gender biases found in research on scientific knowledge and agricultural economics (Elson 2002, Haraway 1991, Harding 1991, Waring 1988).”
Can society be commodities all the way down? Post-Polanyian reflections on capitalist crisis (2014, background): “Effectively misframing social protection, they have shielded the citizens of the core, but not those of the periphery.9 In fact, the national social protection envisioned by Polanyi was never universalizable to the entire world; its viability in the Global North always depended on value siphoned off”