Following the formal announcement of the Sustainable Development Goals, Naila Kabeer reflects on lessons from the Millennium Development Goals through a feminist lens, which she argues were weakened by their very narrow interpretation of women’s...
Glocal Development Talks! was arranged in Lund September 20-23 2015 by Svalorna . In this session from the conference Naila Kabeer, from the London School of Economics and Political Science, on the feminist foreign...
A Gender and Development Seminar Series Event A body of research from around the world shows that women’s labor force participation can have many positive impacts, including improvements in the health and well-being of...
Why inequality should feature in the post-MDG agenda……ODI panel on the post MDG agenda
Aim of the study The growing attention to social protection within the international development community since the late 1990s reflects various factors: the failure of short-term emergency responses to deal with structural food deficits,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLoq8R2llYc Andy Norton, ODI, chaired this event ‘Leave no-one behind: tackling inequalities through social justice post-2015’. This session saw Naila Kabeer, LSE; Ricardo Fuentes-Neva, Oxfam; Gerard Howe, DFID; Leandro Vergara Camus, SOAS; and Layla...
Naila Kabeer, Professor of Gender and Development at LSE’s Gender Institute, discusses the changing role of women in capitalism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QbDkgYUqTU
Presentation at University of Sussex 16th October 2014 Tracking the gender politics of the Millennium Development Goals: From the Millennium Declaration to the post-MDG consultations
The people most likely to be left behind by development are those facing ‘intersecting inequalities’, or economic deficits intersecting with discrimination and exclusion on the grounds of identity and locational disadvantage. • The experience...
