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Posts Tagged ‘coronavirus’

         
 

Reducing gender inequality and boosting the economy: fiscal policy after COVID-19

Elizabeth Hill | September 30, 2020

Introduction

The economic impacts of the COVID-19 health crisis have increased gender inequalities in the Australian labour market. With women over-represented in lower-paid, insecure and casual jobs, and shouldering the majority of unpaid domestic and care labour prior to the [...]

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The Covid-19 Crisis: A Moment of Truth for Inequality

Alf Nilsen | August 18, 2020

This is the transcript of an interview Sheritha Brace from International Affairs Forum conducted with Alf Nilsen (Professor of Sociology at the University of Pretoria) on the COVID-19 Crisis.

You’ve written that World Bank poverty metrics that show an overall world decline don’t [...]

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Pandemic as symptom: COVID-19 and human-animal relations under capitalism

Bella Devine-Poulos | August 13, 2020

Zoonotic disease pandemics such as COVID-19 present us with an opportunity to reframe how we understand capitalism by visibilising the role animals are forced to play in its processes, and the forms and spaces of human-animal contact that are dominant in our world. The [...]

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How is the Pandemic Going for You? Trump, Johnson and Bolsonaro in the Swamp

Alfredo Saad-Filho | July 23, 2020

The spectacular failures of Brazil, the UK and the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic offer valuable lessons on what must never happen again: wish away the virus, minimise the potential impact of a pandemic on public health and the economy, delay inevitable lockdowns, the list goes on. They [...]

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COVID-19, the economy and labour: Equality and sustainability

Elizabeth Humphrys | July 2, 2020

Just published in the Economic and Labour Relations Review (ELRR), and available open access, is a paper looking at the early impacts of COVID-19 in Australia and internationally. Written by researchers across health, economics and labour, the article emphasises that the impacts of the [...]

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Political Economic Responses to the Coronavirus Crisis

Frank Stilwell | June 9, 2020

A brand new issue of the Journal of Australian Political Economy focuses on the political economic fallout from the Coronavirus crisis. It contains 26 articles, written by Australian and international authors, each showing how political economic analysis can deepen our understanding of what [...]

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A Four-Day Week with No Pay Cut: For a Workers’ Answer to Unemployment

Janet Burstall | May 25, 2020

The most optimistic assessment by the Reserve Bank is that it will take a “few years” to reverse “much” (i.e. not all) of the increase in unemployment from the Covid-19 lockdown. The wages vs jobs trade-off debate is back with a vengeance.

Image: The [...]

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COVID Life and the Asset Economy

Lisa Adkins | Martijn Konings | May 20, 2020

Following the 2007/08 financial crisis the creation of a less unequal and fairer world appeared to be a major prospect. As is by now all too familiar, after the financial crisis, instead of becoming more progressive, societies turned out to be more unequal, with inequalities and asset-based [...]

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