Prue Hyman

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Prue Hyman is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Wellington, Australian National University

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Prue Hyman

Economics

#3814

World Rank

#4312

Historical Rank

Feminist Economics

#18

World Rank

#18

Historical Rank

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Prue Hyman's Degrees

PhD Economics Victoria University of Wellington

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According to Wikipedia, Prudence Janet Hyman is a New Zealand anti-trans activist and former cricketer. She was associate professor of economics and gender and women's studies at Victoria University of Wellington until controversial restructuring between 2008 and 2010 abolished Gender and Women's Studies. During the 2023 New Zealand general election, Hyman stood as a candidate for the Women's Rights Party's.

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Prue Hyman's Published Works

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Published Works

Women and Economics: A New Zealand Feminist Perspective (1996) (42)
The Economics of Gender (2nd edition) (2000) (14)
Explorations - Introduction: Towards Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Perspectives in Economics: Why and How They May Make a Difference (1998) (13)
The Ministry of Women's Affairs after 25 years - Personal reflections on its existence, roles, and effectiveness (2010) (11)
Is active intervention still needed to improve the position of women in the New Zealand labour market (2015) (10)
New Zealand since 1984: economic restructuring: feminist responses, activity and theory (1994) (9)
Feminist critiques of orthodox economics: A survey (1994) (8)
Equal Pay for Women after the Employment Contracts Act: Legislation and Practice - the Emperor with No Clothes? (1970) (7)
Inter‐urban variation in female labour force participation in New Zealand, 1971.∗ (1979) (6)
Pay equity and equal employment opportunity in New Zealand: Developments 2008/2010 and evaluation (1970) (6)
Are Widing Labour Market Earnings Differentials Entirely/Partly/Not at all Economically Rational/Justified/Inevitable? (1970) (5)
Queer economics. A reader (2008) (5)
Equal pay for work of equal value - job evaluation issues (1970) (5)
Pay Equity and Equal Employment Opportunity in New Zealand: Developments 2006/2008 and Evaluation (1970) (5)
Trends in female labour force participation in New Zealand since 1945 (1978) (5)
Review article: Women and Pay (1970) (3)
Hopes Dashed?: The Economics of Gender Inequality (2017) (3)
The Piketty Phenomenon: New Zealand Perspectives (2014) (3)
Lesbians and Economic/Social Change (2001) (3)
LOW WAGED WORK AND GENDER PAY EQUITY IN NEW ZEALAND (2004) (2)
Fair/Living/Family/ Minimum/Social Wages: Historical and Recent New Zealand Debates (1970) (2)
Pay Equity and Equal Employment Opportunity - Developments 2004/2006 and Evaluation (1970) (2)
The fight for living standards in New Zealand (2004) (1)
Some Controversies in the Education of Nurses in New Zealand, Great Britain and the United States, with Reference to the Impact of Economic and Social Factors. (1985) (1)
Pay Equity and Equal Employment Opportunity: Policy, Rhetoric and Reality in the 2004 New Zealand Labour Market (1970) (1)
Pay Equity and Equal Employment Opportunity: Developments between 2004-2007 and Evaluation (2007) (1)
Lesbians and gay men flirting with/disengaging from vital statistics: same sex relationships and the NZ Census 1971/2001 [. Paper delivered at the Australian Women's Studies Association Conference, '(Other) Feminisms' (2003: University of Queensland)] (2003) (1)
Unplugging the System (2014) (0)
Part II: Equal Pay and Pay Equity Struggles (1996) (0)
A decision support concept for asset maintenance planning (2004) (0)
The Armed Forces and the Police: Barriers to Gender Equity/Integration - The Last Bastion? (1970) (0)
Economic aspects of special education in New Zealand (1981) (0)
Counting on Marilyn Waring: New advances in feminist economics Toronto [Book Review] (2014) (0)
Computerized interactive measurement control system at the Rocky Flats Plant (1985) (0)
Group 1: Non-Market Work (1970) (0)
Is Active Intervention Still Needed to (2015) (0)
A Living Wage - The Current New Zealand Campaign and the International Background (2013) (0)
Part IV: The Future (1996) (0)
Numbers M. H. Yeates, An Introduction to Quantitative Analysis in Economic Geography, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1968, 182 pages.L. J. King, Statistical Analysis in Geography, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1969, 288 pages. (1970) (0)
Part III: A Modest Safety Net? Women, the State and Social Policy (1996) (0)
Group 7: Women in the Labour Market (1970) (0)
Part I: How Feminist Analysis Could and Should Change Economics (1996) (0)

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