Sostenibilidad de la vida: retos en un contexto de crisis multidimensional -- Actualmente, los sistemas económicos y políticos son incapaces de satisfacer las necesidades humanas y enfrentar a la vez la fragilidad de los ecosistemas, particularmente en el marco del resurgimiento de gobiernos reaccionarios. Por otra parte, nuestras sociedades se han tensado y dividido cada vez más por razones de etnia, religión, nacionalidad, genero e identidad sexual, además de que las fronteras son cada vez más excluyentes, con barreras de todo tipo. En este contexto, las mujeres enfrentan amenazas a su integridad física y a sus posibilidades de generar ingresos económicos. Por ello, sostener la vida requiere de la confluencia de sistemas económicos y políticos inclusivos y resilientes que permitan la sostenibilidad del ambiente. En ese contexto, la economía feminista ofrece perspectivas intelectuales y metodológicas para analizar el sostenimiento integral de la vida. La economía feminista se ha caracterizado por ir más allá del pensamiento económico convencional, incorporando también visiones provenientes de otras disciplinas. La organización de la economía incluye actividades, interacciones, transacciones y relaciones en hogares, empresas, comunidades y Estado. Buscamos un entendimiento integral del bienestar, en el que los ámbitos productivo y reproductivo sean visibilizados y valorados.
Sustaining life requires inclusive and resilient economic and political systems and the sustainability of our environment. Feminist economics continues to offer a vital set of intellectual perspectives and methodologies with which to analyze these issues. Our economic and political systems are failing to address human needs and ecological fragility, particularly with the growing rise of illiberal democracies. Our societies face pressures to divide along lines of race, religion, nationality, gender, and sexual identity. Borders are increasingly shutting people out and walls are being built. Globally, women face threats to their livelihoods and bodily integrity. Against this backdrop, new economic visions and tools are needed and feminist approaches are essential. Feminist economics has long looked beyond the simplifications that are embedded in the categories, methods, and models of mainstream economics and welcomes insights from other disciplines. Our approaches look at activities within the socially constructed categories of households, firms, communities, and the state; we consider economic activity both inside and outside markets; and we seek a more integrated understanding of human well-being in which productive and reproductive activities are valued. The IAFFE 2020 Conference will provide a forum for scholarship and inquiry that recognizes the methodological pluralism of our field. We define our field broadly and welcome research that brings a feminist lens to topics both micro and macro, local and global. We invite you to join us in Quito.
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Wednesday, June 24 | 14:00-17:00 - Workshop, 17:00-18:00 - Post-workshop Social Hour (for participants and mentors)
The following journals are accepting submission of papers presented at the conference for possible publication:
Call for Papers / Convocotorias
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IMPORTANTE: Registro español próximamente
If you plan to attend the conference, please consider that you may need a visa to travel to Ecuador and that you must apply for it in a timely manner. It is recommended that you apply at least 12 weeks prior to the conference.
To determine if you will need a visa to travel to the Ecuador go to VISIT EMBASSY OF ECUADOR - CONSULAR SERVICES.
IMPORTANT: You must be registered and paid-in-full for the conference before we can send you a "letter of invitation." After you register for the conference you will receive an email confirmation of registration. That email will include a link to a form for submitting the information need for your visa invitation letter. You will receive a link the Travel Visa Invitation Letter Request Form in the confirmation letter you receive after you register for the conference.
IAFFE is committed to seeking and providing travel funds to support our members who want to attend and participate in the Annual Conference and Pre-Conference Workshop but are unable due to a lack of funding. Unfortuantely we do not have enough funding to support everyone who needs it. IAFFE prioritizes conference participants from the Global South and young scholars for travel support. The maximum funding is $2,000 USD, but most, if not all, will be less, depending upon funds available. Please only ask for the maximum that you need so we can support as many applicants as possible.
Travel Grant Submission Deadline: February 15
You will need the following information prior to completing your application:
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Please contact IAFFE Conference Coordinator Andrea Collins, acollins@iaffe.org, for any questions or concerns.