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Lygia Sabbag Fares

Economics Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Economics

Research & Evaluation Center

Lygia Sabbag Fares is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Economics Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Lygia Sabbag Fares

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Economics Professor

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gender inequality sociology sex roles global health international social work gender diversity global health crisis social work covid-19 communicable diseases public health preparedness feminist criminology worklife balance covid-19 pandemic feminist study women's study nursing public health wellness well-being quality of life social determinants of health population health death studies human relations latin american research latin american economic history tropical medicine neglected tropical diseases sexual behavior sexual health higher education vocational behavior worker well-being career adaptability epidemiological outcome sociodemographic variable long covid commercial sex transactional sex unpaid work flexible work arrangements workforce productivity preliminary assessment desigualdade na distribuição quem favorece sexual division care work flexible working hours gendered impacts industrial organization feminist philosophy social sciences international economic law business history social justice feminist theory history feminist studies international political economy history of economic thought capitalism neoliberalism academic ethic interdisciplinary history public economics economic systems law labour economics political economy economic theory economic research business studies social class american studies economics economic inequality gender studies european economic history african american studies economic analysis economic policy historical review economic history public administration women's studies administrative science political science political studies public policy social inequality political sociology economic literature social stratification economic sociology

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Who Cares? Gender, Unpaid Domestic and Care Work in Brazil During the Pandemic. Revista da ABET (2023)

public health preparednessmedical sociologysociologyinternational healthglobal health crisisgender studiesinternational social workgender inequalityunpaid work

Free to Choose? the Gendered Impacts of Flexible Working Hours in Brazil. Review of Radical Political Economics (2022)

flexible working hourssex rolesgendered impactssocial sciencesgender studiessocial inequalitylabour economicsflexible work arrangementsgender inequalityworklife balancegender diversity

GÊNero, Trabalho Remoto E Trabalho Reprodutivo NÃO Remunerado No Brasil Durante a Pandemia De Covid-19. Livros (2022)

communicable diseaseslong covidcovid-19tropical medicineepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicglobal health crisisglobal healthneglected tropical diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)

2. Gendered Impacts of Covid-19 in Brazil: A Preliminary Assessment. Rainer Hampp Verlag eBooks (2021)

public healthcommunicable diseasespublic health preparednesscovid-19sex rolesepidemiological outcomecovid-19 pandemicsocial determinants of healthglobal health crisispopulation healthpreliminary assessmentglobal healthgender inequality

Sexual Division of Labour in Brazil: Interpretations of Domestic and Care Work Under Covid-19. Agenda (2021)

gendered sexualitysexual divisionsex rolessociologycommercial sexgender identitygender studiestransactional sexcare worklabour economicsglobal healthsexual and reproductive healthsexual behaviorsexual healthgender inequality

Working, Caring, Surviving. Advances in human resources management and organizational development book series (2021)

wellnesssociologynursingwell-beingdeath studiesworker well-beinghuman relationscareer adaptabilityquality of lifeworklife balancesocial work

Working, Caring, Surviving: The Gender Dynamics of Remote Work in Brazil Under Covid-19. IGI Global (2021)

feminist studymedical sociologysex rolesfeminist philosophysociologyvocational behaviorwomen's studysocial changesocial sciencesgender studiesinternational social workworkforce developmentfeminist criminologysocial workgender inequalitygender diversityfeminist theory

A Feminist Perspective on the 2017 Labor Reform in Brazil. (2020)

A Feminist Perspective on the 2017 Labor Reform in Brazil: Impacts on Higher Education Faculty. Lexington Books (2020)

feminist studyintersectionalityfeminist philosophysex roleshigher educationsociologywomen's studygender identitysocial sciencesgender studiesinternational social workworkforce developmentfeminist criminologygender inequalityaffirmative actiongender diversityfeminist theory

Increasing Inequality in Working Time. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Economia Política (2020)

social inequalityworkforce productivitylabour economicseconomic inequality

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Lygia Sabbag Fares

Economics Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Economics

Research & Evaluation Center

Lygia Sabbag Fares is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Economics Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lygia Sabbag Fares

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Economics Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Who Cares? Gender, Unpaid Domestic and Care Work in Brazil During the Pandemic. Revista da ABET (2023)

public health preparednessmedical sociologysociologyinternational healthglobal health crisisgender studiesinternational social workgender inequalityunpaid work

Free to Choose? the Gendered Impacts of Flexible Working Hours in Brazil. Review of Radical Political Economics (2022)

flexible working hourssex rolesgendered impactssocial sciencesgender studiessocial inequalitylabour economicsflexible work arrangementsgender inequalityworklife balancegender diversity

GÊNero, Trabalho Remoto E Trabalho Reprodutivo NÃO Remunerado No Brasil Durante a Pandemia De Covid-19. Livros (2022)

communicable diseaseslong covidcovid-19tropical medicineepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicglobal health crisisglobal healthneglected tropical diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)

2. Gendered Impacts of Covid-19 in Brazil: A Preliminary Assessment. Rainer Hampp Verlag eBooks (2021)

Sexual Division of Labour in Brazil: Interpretations of Domestic and Care Work Under Covid-19. Agenda (2021)

Working, Caring, Surviving. Advances in human resources management and organizational development book series (2021)

wellnesssociologynursingwell-beingdeath studiesworker well-beinghuman relationscareer adaptabilityquality of lifeworklife balancesocial work

Working, Caring, Surviving: The Gender Dynamics of Remote Work in Brazil Under Covid-19. IGI Global (2021)

A Feminist Perspective on the 2017 Labor Reform in Brazil. (2020)

A Feminist Perspective on the 2017 Labor Reform in Brazil: Impacts on Higher Education Faculty. Lexington Books (2020)

Increasing Inequality in Working Time. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Economia Política (2020)

social inequalityworkforce productivitylabour economicseconomic inequality

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2
10 / page