Summary of WinE-DK's event in November 2020.

WinE-DK

WinE-DK saw the light of day on the 20th of January 2020 when more than 30 female economists met to start a network for Women in Economics in Denmark. Our aim is to document gender differences in economics and find ways to reduce these differences. We do this by organizing events for our members as well as collaborating with other networks, such as WinE or the Nordic Female Economists Network.

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Women are underrepresented in academia, especially in tenured positions. In the last years, the literature shedding light on the reasons for this under-representation has grown steadily.

Read research on women in academia

Are you in search of fellow female researchers in economics? Or are you a journalist looking for new voices?

We have created a list of female economists with a PhD. The list is non-complete and we are happy to receive corrections.

 

 

 

 

Lise Vesterlund (Uni. Of Pittsburgh): Gender imbalance in economics
– a research perspective:

Sarah Smith (Uni. Of Bristol): What can departments do?:

Expert panel:

Introduced by Bente Stallknecht (UCPH) and moderated by Sigge Winther:

 

 

 

 

 

 

WinE-DK is a collaboration between:

Copenhagen Business School Exchange | Benedictine | Chicago | Catholic  Universities

Oplæg om visionen for det nye grønne byrum i Gellerup på konference ved  Aarhus Universitet - Boris Brorman Jensen

SDU - Kryptologi - Cyberhub

Partnere – Københavns Universitet