----------------- HES POSTING ----------------- Dear colleagues, Indeed, the Journal Feminist Economics would be the place to look. The International Association for Feminist Economics (www.iaffe.org) also has the disposal of material of a range of courses on Feminist Economics. On history of economics and feminism you can have a look at HOPE 1993, 25, 1. This issue contains contributions of Diana Strassmann, Nancy Folbre and Janet Seiz. Next to that there is Michele Pujol's, Feminism and anti-feminism in early economic thought, Edward Elgar (1992), which might be interesting. For an extensive literature list you can also have a look at www.fen-netherlands.nl Other overviews of the field can be found in Gillian Hewitsen (1999) Feminist Economics. Interrogating the Masculinity of Rational Economic Man, Edward Elgar. Kuiper, E & J. Sap, with S. Feiner, N. Ott and Z.Tzanntos (1995) Out of the Margin. Feminist Perspectives on Economics. Routledge. With appologies for the self-promotion, but perhaps also interesting is the upcoming book Barker.D. & Kuiper, E. (eds) Towards a feminist philsophy of economics. An Anthology. Routledge. This also contains a history section. Success with your course, Edith Kuiper ------------ FOOTER TO HES POSTING ------------ For information, send the message "info HES" to [log in to unmask]