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You are here Research Women across generations: expectations and aspirations

Women across generations: expectations and aspirations Current

employment , equality , families , identity

 

Gender justice, society and the state

26 Dec 2011

IPPR in partnership with the Fabian Women’s Network and the Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies welcomed Anne Phillips, Beatrix Campbell and Hilary Wainwright to discuss the question of have we reached the limits of the state in advancing gender justice? and also welcomed Jonathan Rutherford, Clare Chambers and Rahila Gupta to debate Neo-liberalism and gender justice.

The event brought together different generations and schools of thought to debate how the centre-left should approach gender justice.

Beatrix Campbell: Women can never do without state welfarism

Hilary Wainwright calls for the democratisation of the state