Austerity and the impact on women: the case study of Greece – a Seminar on the 19th of June in St.Antony’s

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1. Austerity and the impact on women: the case study of Greece – a Seminar on the 19th of June in St.Antony’sOn the 19th of June I have the pleasure of convening and chairing a seminar on austerity and the gender implications on women. This seminar will look particularly on the...
2. Austerity and its impact on women: the case study of GreeceTwo prominent scholars – Dr. Maria Startigaki and Dr. Maria Kalimessini both from Panteion University Athens –  will address the impact of  the austerity measures implemented in Europe on gender...
3. SEESOX Sept. Newsletter is out – see my article on the year as Academic Visitor to St.Antony’s College Oxfordhttp://www.sant.ox.ac.uk/seesox/newsletter/Review2014.pdf South East European Studies at Oxford The SEESOX Review No. 10 September 2014 Prime Minister Edi Rama delivers the SEESOX Annual Lecture on reinventing politics in the Balkans Inside...
4. We should not just fight for increased numbers of women in posts but for more women where the real power existsInequality, women’s rights and inclusive growth A few days ago I attended a lecture given by the executive Director of Oxfam International Mrs. Winnie Byanyima who gave the Audrey Richards...
5. Is EU development policy still relevant? Why and what for? – Lecture by Fernando Frutuoso de Melo – DG EuropeAidOn the 10th of November I convened a seminar at St. Antony’s College, Oxford, UK with the above title. Fernando Frutuoso de Melo, Director General for International Cooperation and Development,...