Gendering a Post-Keynesian Theory of Financial Crises

This paper speculates about the meaningful integration of gender into a post-Keynesian macroeconomic theory of economic crises. It links main themes in feminist and other works with key elements of a post-Keynesian theory of crisis and highlights an important methodological challenge. If straightforward resolution to this challenge is possible, gendering post-Keynesian macroeconomics will enrich heterodox theory easily in important ways. Alternatively, if fundamental incompatibilities prevent the facile extension of intergroup inequality to more than just income inequality, the resulting debate will be that much more important to engage