26th January
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| Time | Session | Speaker |
| 10:00 Am |
Welcome Note |
Nirmukta member |
| 10:10 Am |
"What do we deserve?" For our learning, natural talents, and labor, what rewards and entitlements can we fairly claim? Namit will explore the concepts of “merit” and “success”, and what we can take credit for or not.He will present three models of economic justice by which a society might allocate its rewards—libertarian, meritocratic, and egalitarian—and consider the pros and cons of each model using examples from both India and abroad. |
Namit Arora |
| 11:40 Am |
Tea Break |
|
| 11:55 Am |
Q&A |
Namit Arora |
| 12:30 Pm |
Lunch |
|
| 1:30 Pm |
'Capitalism and Women's Labour: Historical Perspectives'.
Kalpana would explore the myth of the male breadwinner and the historic rise of the housewife. She would also analyze how violence against women is intertwined with women's secondary status in the labour market. |
Dr. Kalpana Karunakaran |
| 3:00 Pm |
Tea Break |
|
| 3:15 Pm |
Q&A | Dr. Kalpana Karunakaran |
| 3:45 Pm |
Vote of thanks |
Nirmukta member |
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