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2023
This chapter explores income inequality in the global political economy. Income inequality matters for intrinsic and instrumental reasons, and intersects with inequalities between social groups based on gender, race, and other factors. There are three ways to think about income inequality at a global level: ‘international inequality’, ‘world inequality’
Eduardo Ortiz-Juarez, Andy Sumner
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This chapter explores income inequality in the global political economy. Income inequality matters for intrinsic and instrumental reasons, and intersects with inequalities between social groups based on gender, race, and other factors. There are three ways to think about income inequality at a global level: ‘international inequality’, ‘world inequality’
Eduardo Ortiz-Juarez, Andy Sumner
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10. Inequalities and criminal justice
2021This chapter pulls together some of the issues mentioned in earlier chapters through a specific lens of inequality. The chapter highlights key areas of inequality in the criminal process by focusing on class, race and sex, but identifies intersections with a broader range of marginalised populations where information exists (and points to the need for ...
Lucy Welsh, Layla Skinns, Andrew Sanders
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Wage inequality in Turkey, 2002–10
Economics of Transition, 2014AbstractThis paper studies the evolution of wage inequality in Turkey using household labour force survey data from 2002 to 2010. Between 2002 and 2004, the relative supply of more‐educated workers to less‐educated workers remained constant while their relative wages decreased in favour of less‐educated workers.
Polat, Sezgin, Bakış, Ozan
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Global fund: Analyzing 10 Years of bridging health inequalities
The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2020AbstractThe Global Fund is a non‐profit organization founded by Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, Kofi Annan, Amir Attaran, and Jeffrey Sachs on the 28th January, 2002. Each year, about US$ 4 billion is invested to support programs and organizations led by local experts in various communities towards developing strategies and ways in which these three (HIV ...
Isaac Iyinoluwa Olufadewa +4 more
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