Event Alert 🚨 The London launch of my book Wages for Housework: India’s Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women (OUP 2026) with @louisetillin & @mike_t_sanders is on October 15th at 6pm, King's College London. All are welcome. Register using the QR code in poster
Event Alert 🚨 The London launch of my book Wages for Housework: India’s Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women (OUP 2026) with @louisetillin & @mike_t_sanders is on October 15th at 6pm, King's College London. All are welcome. Register using the QR code in poster
Event Alert 🚨 The London launch of my book Wages for Housework: India’s Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women (OUP 2026) with @louisetillin & @mike_t_sanders is on October 15th at 6pm, King's College London. All are welcome. Register using the QR code in poster
Consistent feminist advocacy to make UCTs gender-transformative can contribute to addressing the deeply embedded vulnerabilities and inequalities that Indian women face, writes Prabha Kotiswaran.
thewire.in/women/indias-sile…
India’s Silent Revolution: Redistribution through Unconditional Cash Transfers to Womenhttps://revaluingcare.org/indias-silent-revolution-redistribution-through-unconditional-cash-transfers-to-women/ The Revaluing Care in the Global Economy Network Blog @NFolbre & Jocelyn Olcott
NEW | "My 'Wages for Housework' book talks about how in the Indian context, where the gender division of labour is so heavily entrenched, the idea would be to economically recognise women's unpaid work with the view to reject it and to redistribute it with men."
Professor Prabha Kotiswaran (@pkotiswaran) tells @ayesha_minhaz.
Full interview:
youtube.com/watch?v=KkG-woId…
NEW | "My 'Wages for Housework' book talks about how in the Indian context, where the gender division of labour is so heavily entrenched, the idea would be to economically recognise women's unpaid work with the view to reject it and to redistribute it with men."
Professor Prabha Kotiswaran (@pkotiswaran) tells @ayesha_minhaz.
Full interview:
youtube.com/watch?v=KkG-woId…
NEW | FRONTLINE CONVERSATIONS🎙️
Cash transfers to women are often dismissed as election-time freebies. In this episode, Prabha Kotiswaran (@pkotiswaran) argues that cash transfers are redistributive and an economic recognition of women's unpaid work. She offers insights from schemes in Goa, Assam, and West Bengal.
Interview by @ayesha_minhazyoutu.be/KkG-woIdLZQ?si=3wk9…
@uohpolsci invites for a book talk on
"WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK: India's Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women" with @pkotiswaran, King's College London.
13 Aug 2026, 3:00 PM
📍Seminar Hall, Dept of Political Science, SSS
@HydUniv@KCL_Law#UoH#BookTalk
ALT Flyer for a Book Talk at the Department of Political Science, School of Social Science, University of Hyderabad. Title: "WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK: India's Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women". Author: Prof. Prabha Kotiswaran, Dickson Poon School of Law, King's College London. Chair: Prof. K. Suneetha Rani, Dean, School of Social Science, UoH. Date: 13 August 2026, Thursday, 3:00 PM. Venue: Seminar Hall, Department of Political Science. Image shows the book cover with a raised fist holding cash, and a photo of Prof. Prabha Kotiswaran.
@uohpolsci invites for a book talk on
"WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK: India's Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women" with @pkotiswaran, King's College London.
13 Aug 2026, 3:00 PM
📍Seminar Hall, Dept of Political Science, SSS
@HydUniv@KCL_Law#UoH#BookTalk
ALT Flyer for a Book Talk at the Department of Political Science, School of Social Science, University of Hyderabad. Title: "WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK: India's Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women". Author: Prof. Prabha Kotiswaran, Dickson Poon School of Law, King's College London. Chair: Prof. K. Suneetha Rani, Dean, School of Social Science, UoH. Date: 13 August 2026, Thursday, 3:00 PM. Venue: Seminar Hall, Department of Political Science. Image shows the book cover with a raised fist holding cash, and a photo of Prof. Prabha Kotiswaran.
Looking forward to being in dialogue with Gale Andrew @NALSAR_Official on my new book Wages for Housework: India’s Experiment with Unconditional Cash Transfers to Women and research from the @LawsOfSocialRep project on reproductive labour, law and political economy.
📣 Join us to discussion Durba Mitra’s ‘The Future That Was’ which traces the forging of new feminist internationalisms against neocolonialism and postcolonial authoritarianism in the 1970s.
🗓️ 12 June, Fri
⏰ 1 PM BST / 5:30 PM IST
🔗 Register: tr.ee/JPABK_CNae
It’s wonderful to see Professor Prabha Kotiswaran’s (@pkotiswaran) research cited in a landmark Supreme Court judgment in India.
Learn more ⬇️
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1/ Who do India’s direct cash transfer schemes actually reach and who do they leave out? Watch the full BehanBox Feminist Election Newsroom conversation on cash transfers, welfare, electoral politics and state responsibility for India's care economy.
youtube.com/watch?v=W4iWSySo…