
Exponential Inequalities
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- Foreword
- 1: Shreya Atrey and Sandra Fredman: Introduction - Exponential Inequalities: What Can Equality Law Do?
- I. UNDERSTANDING EXPONENTIAL INEQUALITIES
- 2: Aleta Sprague, Amy Raub, and Jody Heymann: Protecting Workers' Equal Rights During Crisis and Recovery: Constitutional Approaches in 193 Countries
- 3: Diane Elson and Marion Sharples: Addressing Intersecting Inequalities Through Alternative Economic Strategies
- 4: Aaron Reeves, Kate Andersen, Mary Reader, and Rosalie Warnock: Social Security, Exponential Inequalities, and COVID-19: How Welfare Reform in the UK Left Larger Families Exposed to the Scarring Effects of the Pandemic
- 5: Meghan Campbell: The Proportionality of an Economic Crisis
- 6: Kelley Loper: Intersecting Crises and Exponential Inequalities: The View from Hong Kong
- II. ADDRESSING EXPONENTIAL INEQUALITIES
- Section A: Comparative and International Law
- 7: Colm O'Cinneide: New Directions Needed: Exponential Inequalities and the Limits of Equality Law
- 8: Mark Bell: More than an Afterthought? Equality Law in Ireland During the Pandemic
- 9: Jessica A Clarke: A Public Policy Approach to Inequality
- 10: Beth Gaze: Responding to Exponential Inequalities in Australia: Beyond the Limits of Equality and Discrimination Law
- 11: Helena Alviar García: The Interaction of Laws Enabling Gender Equality with Other Legal Regimes: Limiting Progress in Times of Crisis
- 12: Catherine O'Regan: Equal Access to Vaccines: Exposing the Limits of International Human Rights Law?
- Section B: Vulnerable Groups
- 13: Alysia Blackham: A Life Course Approach to Addressing Exponential Inequalities: Age, Gender, and COVID-19
- 14: Anna Lawson and Lisa Waddington: Disability in Times of Emergency: Exponential Inequality and the Role of Reasonable Accommodation Duties
- 15: Jule Mulder: Remote Working, Working from Home and EU Sex-Discrimination Law
- 16: Marta Machado and Taís Penteado: COVID-19 and Exponential Reproductive Rights-related Inequalities in Brazil
- 17: Aparna Chandra: A Life of Contradictions: Group Inequality and Socio-Economic Rights in the Indian Constitution
- 18: Victoria Miyandazi: An Equality-Sensitive Approach to Delivering Socio-Economic Rights During Crises: A Focus on Kenya
- 19: Catherine Albertyn: The Role of Equality Law in Expanding Access to Social Goods and Services in South Africa: Lessons after the Pandemic
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