Women and Austerity

"Women and Austerity," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2013, explores the impactful intersection of economic crisis and austerity policies on women across Europe and the United States. This insightful volume spans 368 pages and serves as a pivotal resource, offering a comprehensive analysis that highlights the implications for gender equality in employment and welfare systems.

Through nine detailed case studies, this book delves into the severe adjustments faced by countries grappling with economic turmoil. It uncovers how these challenges disproportionately affect women, shedding light on the broader societal ramifications. A must-read for anyone interested in gender studies, economics, and social policy, "Women and Austerity" provides critical context for understanding the current landscape of gender equality in times of crisis.