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Lessons From history
Monday 22 February | 17:00 – 18:00
How has gender inequality affected economic productivity?
The second lecture in the series of our Lessons from History in conjunction with the University of Oxford's Faculty of History will be taking place on Monday 22 February at 17:00 to 18:00 and will be held virtually.
We will be discussing the question How has gender inequality affected economic productivity? with Professor Jane Humphries and Professor Maria Misra from the University of Oxford. They are accompanied by Thérèse Kieve, Stewardship Analyst, and Guy Monson, CIO, who will be chairing the evening.

AGENDA
17:00 - Professor John Watts, Oxford - Introduction
17:05 - Professor Jane Humphries, Oxford - Does anybody gain from gender inequality? The historical answer
17:15 - Professor Maria Misra, Oxford - From Girl Power to Culture Wars: Gender and Globalisation since the 1970s
17:30 - Thérèse Kieve, Sarasin & Partners – Gender Equality: Better Boards and Better Work
17:45 - Guy Monson, Sarasin & Partners - Q&A
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