Case Study

‘‘If Lehman Brothers Had Been Lehman Sisters:’’ Gender and Myth in the Aftermath of the Financial Crisis

This articles adduced masculinity as a variable that may have caused the crisis, speculated about the more prudent investment styles of women, and predicted the fall of macho and the end of men. It provides a narrative that explains the unfamiliar of the crisis, offers a correcting mechanism in the form of prudent woman, and …

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Gender Mainstreaming in the Philippines: Are the Institutional Mechanisms in Place and Functional?

As the primary policy-making and coordinating body of women and gender and equality concerns, and the overall monitor and oversight to ensure the implementation of the MCW, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) conducts this research-based analysis on the efficacy of the statutory requirements, structures, processes, and measures comprising the institutional mechanisms nearly ten years …

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Gender and Climate Change Finance: A Case Study from The Philippines

This publication is part of a process by which WEDO is addressing the gender implications of climate change from multiple angles in order to ensure climate strategies, policies, mechanisms and other responses include gender equality and equity as central components. Asset Type: Publications Collection: International Organizations Publications Subject: Gender, Climate Change, Finance, Philippines Author: Athena …

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