Routledge Feminist Economics and Public Policy - Ailsa McKay

Explore the profound legacy of Professor Ailsa McKay with this academic collection from Routledge. This volume honors a scholar who made significant impacts on both feminist economics and Scottish social and economic policy. Organized around the central themes of McKay's career, the book brings together eminent contributors to examine how women's roles and needs can be better integrated into economic and social frameworks. Readers will find a coherent analysis of vital contemporary issues. The text addresses the necessity of making gender-specific needs visible in public policy, covering topics such as gender mainstreaming and universal childcare provision. This work serves as an essential resource for those studying the intersection of economics, sociology, and public life, offering deep insights into how policy shapes social outcomes for women.