LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Women in Work: An unfinished revolution?
Contributor(s): Harriet Harman, Katrine Marçal, Lieutenant Commander Alexandra Pollard, Dr Nicola Rollock
Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner? Women and Economics
Contributor(s): Katrine Marçal
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Women in Work: An unfinished revolution?
Contributor(s): Harriet Harman, Katrine Marçal, Lieutenant Commander Alexandra Pollard, Dr Nicola Rollock
Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner? Women and Economics
Contributor(s): Katrine Marçal
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Women in Work: An unfinished revolution?
Contributor(s): Harriet Harman, Katrine Marçal, Lieutenant Commander Alexandra Pollard, Dr Nicola Rollock
Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner? Women and Economics
Contributor(s): Katrine Marçal
Why Men Get to Succeed and Women Get Exhausted with Quinn Otrera
Episode 111: Hey loves! Welcome back to the podcast. Today, Quinn and I are wrapping up our two-part series on historian Gerda Lerner, and we are diving deep into her incredible book, The Creation of Feminist Consciousness. We’re unpacking exactly how women have spent the last 1,500 years fighting …
Cahal Moran: Clandestine Origins; Economics' Prize and Its Borrowed Authority
For nearly 60 years, October headlines have announced the "Nobel Prize in Economics." Alfred Nobel never created one. Sweden's central bank simply invented it in 1968, borrowing the Nobel name and the authority that came with it. Just six years later, winner Friedrich Hayek warned the prize would c…
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