Activities

Wagner presenting

Ines Wagner held a lecture at Yonsei University, South Korea in March 2026. Photo: Yonsei University

Guest lectures and seminars

Seminar: Minerva - Laboratory on Diversity and Gender Inequality

Sapienza University of Rome (online seminar), 23 April 2026

Veronika Lemeire

Title: "Negotiating the economic and social value of care work: a feminist social reproduction perspective on social dialogue"

Guest lecture: Yonsei University 

Co-organized by Yonsei University and Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea, 30 March 2026 

Ines Wagner

Lecture: "Technology, Gender and the Politics of Value: Institutions and the Gendered Organization of Work"

Guest lecture: ISUA-VOSEB

University of Antwerp (Belgium), 6 March 2026

Veronika Lemeire

Presented: “Sociaal overleg in tijden van oorlog en vrede: De omgang van vakbonden met migratie- en vrouwenarbeid aan de hand van haar geschiedenis in het interprofessioneel sociaal overleg” (Social dialogue in times of war and peace: Trade unions’ trajectory regarding migrant and women’s labour in intersectoral social dialogue)

Guest lecture: Sociologie II

Hasselt University (Belgium), 6 March 2026 -10 March 2026

Veronika Lemeire

Title: “Zorgarbeid, genderongelijkheid en arbeidsmigratie: De evolutie van de Belgische welvaartsstaat vanuit sociale reproductieperspectief” (Care work, gender inequality and labour migration: The evolution of the Belgian welfare state from a social reproduction perspective)

Conference participation 

Caring Feminisms Across Borders, The Open University Business School, Podgorica

3 September 2026 

Eli Ramsvik Melby 

Paper presentation: "The Norwegian Nursing Organization's struggle for equal pay for work of equal value: an alternative economic history"

SASE 2026 Conference, Bordeaux

1- 4 July 2026

Veronika Lemeire

Panel organization: "Gender inequalities in comparative political economy”. Paper by Veronika Lemeire and Ines Wagner: "The gender mechanisms and outcomes of wage moderation policies in collective bargaining: a comparison of Germany, Norway and Belgium"

Ines Wagner

Discussant in: Book Salon: Women in turbulent times: Crises, transitions, and challenges for gender equality edited by Jill Rubery, Núria Sánchez-Mira and Valeria Insarauto

European Conference on Politics and Gender (ECPG), Newcastle University

15 – 17 June 2026

Ines Wagner

Panel : Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Policy When Implementation Stalls: The Uphill Battle for Equal Pay (OUP, 2026)

Ines Wagner

Panel on Feminist Political Economy of the EU, paper title: "Wage Adequacy and Pay Equality: Analysing the EU Adequate Minimum Wages Directive and the Pay Transparency Directive as Interconnected Wage Governance",

Discussant on POLICY WHEN IMPLEMENTATION STALLS from an Academic Perspective: Collective Bargaining and Equal Pay Policy in Norway and Iceland

ILERA Conference, Durham

10-12 September 2025

Ines Wagner 

30 years of studying Europe - ARENA’s anniversary conference

21 November 2024 

Ines Wagner

Presented the wage project. 

Other events and activites

Summer school:Towards a Social Europe: The Birth of the Pillar of Social Rights

23 - 26 June 2026, University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, Department of Sociology and Business Law

Veronika Lemeire (participant)

Roundtable: RECET History and Social Sciences Festival 2026 "Transformations of Labor”

9 June - 11 June 2026, Campus of the University of Vienna

Ines Wagner

Roundtable Discussion: "Gendered Labor Transformed", with Dorothy Sue Cobble (Rutgers University) and Ines Wagner (University of Oslo), moderated by Alexandra Ghiţ (GWZO Leipzig)

Expert meeting: Korean Women’s Development Institute

Seoul, South Korea, March 2026 

Ines Wagner

EU Clustering Event: Gender and Intersectionality in Research

Brussels

Ines Wagner

Attended the first clustering event on Gender Equality and Intersectionality, bringing together EU-funded projects, policymakers, and civil society organisations to advance diversity, equality, and inclusiveness in the European Research Area (ERA).

 

 

Published Mar. 9, 2026 1:41 PM - Last modified Sep. 24, 2026 1:44 PM