Muireann O’Dwyer argues that the economy's gendered nature means that all EU-developed economic policies are intrinsically gendered. Their consequences shape equality across the member states. Addressing this requires a greater democratisation of economic policy, and a renewed commitment to gender mainstreaming The gender of the economy Economic policy is always, at the same time, gender […]
Muireann’s research focuses on questions of feminist political economy in the European Union.
Her work has been published in the Journal of Common Market Studies, Comparative European Politics, and the European Journal of Politics and Gender, among others.
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