dr. (Karin Astrid) KA Siegmann

All publications (110)

• Key publication (6)

  • H.M. Hintjens, K.A. Siegmann & R.H.J.M. Staring (2020). Seeking Health below the Radar: Undocumented People’s access to healthcare in Two Dutch Cities. Social Science & Medicine, 2020 (248), 1-35. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.112822 [go to publisher's site]
  • K.A. Siegmann (2020). From clapping for essential workers to revaluing them. Global Labour Column, May 2020 (339).
  • K.A. Siegmann, A. Sajitha, K. Fernando, K.J. Joseph, K. Romeshun, R. Kurian & P.K. Viswanthan (2019). Testing Fairtrade’s Labour Rights Commitments in South Asian Tea Plantations: A Good Match between Civic and Industrial Conventions? la Revue Internationale des Etudes du Developpement, 240 (4), 63-94. doi: 10.3917/ried.240.0063 [go to publisher's site]
  • K.A. Siegmann, J.J.S. Merk & P. Knorringa (2017). Positive Class Compromise in Globalized Production? The Freedom of Association Protocol in the Indonesian Sportswear Industry. International Labour Review, 56 (3-4), 345-365. doi: 10.1111/ilr.12036
  • K.A. Siegmann & F.B.F.M. Schiphorst (2016). Understanding the Globalising Precariat - From Informal Sector to Precarious Work. Progress in Development Studies, 16 (2), 1-13. doi: 10.1177/1464993415623118
  • S. Heumann & K.A. Siegmann (2016). Towards new perspectives on labour precarity and decent work for sex workers. In K. Biekart, W. Harcourt & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (pp. 168-191). London: Routledge

• Article (21)

  • Scholarly Publication (18)

    • H.M. Hintjens, K.A. Siegmann & R.H.J.M. Staring (2020). Seeking Health below the Radar: Undocumented People’s access to healthcare in Two Dutch Cities. Social Science & Medicine, 2020 (248), 1-35. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.112822 [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann (2020). From clapping for essential workers to revaluing them. Global Labour Column, May 2020 (339).
    • K.A. Siegmann, A. Sajitha, K. Fernando, K.J. Joseph, K. Romeshun, R. Kurian & P.K. Viswanthan (2019). Testing Fairtrade’s Labour Rights Commitments in South Asian Tea Plantations: A Good Match between Civic and Industrial Conventions? la Revue Internationale des Etudes du Developpement, 240 (4), 63-94. doi: 10.3917/ried.240.0063 [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann, J.J.S. Merk & P. Knorringa (2017). Positive Class Compromise in Globalized Production? The Freedom of Association Protocol in the Indonesian Sportswear Industry. International Labour Review, 56 (3-4), 345-365. doi: 10.1111/ilr.12036
    • K.A. Siegmann & F.B.F.M. Schiphorst (2016). Understanding the Globalising Precariat - From Informal Sector to Precarious Work. Progress in Development Studies, 16 (2), 1-13. doi: 10.1177/1464993415623118
    • N. Taha, K.A. Siegmann & M. Messkoub (2015). How portable is social security for migrant workers? A review of the literature. International Social Security Review, 68 (1), 95-118. doi: 10.1111/issr.12061
    • K.A. Siegmann & J. Cameron (2012). Why did mainstream economics miss the crisis? The role of epistemological and methodological blinkers. On the Horizon, 164-171. doi: 10.1108/10748121211256766
    • K.A. Siegmann (2010). Strengthening Whom? the role of international migration for women and men in Northwest Pakistan. Progress in development, 10 (4), 345-361. doi: 10.1177/146499340901000406 [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann & S. Thieme (2010). Coping on Women¿s Back: Social Capital-Vulnerability Links through a Gender Lens. Current Sociology, 58 (5), 715-737. doi: 10.1177/0011392110372732 [go to publisher's site]
    • S. Barbora, S. Thieme, K.A. Siegmann, V. Menon & G. Gurung (2008). Migration Matters in South Asia: Commonalities and Critiques. Economic and Political Weekly, 43 (24), 57-65.
    • K.A. Siegmann & S. Bokhari (2008). Emerging Socio-economic issues in Cotton belt of Pakistan. South Asian Journal, 20, 85-105.
    • K.A. Siegmann & N. Shaheen (2008). Weakest link in the Textile Chain. Pakistani Cotton Pickers' bitter Harvest. Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 51 (4), 619-630.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2008). Soccer Ball Production for Nike in Pakistan. Economic and Political Weekly, 43 (22), 57-64.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2006). Pakistan's textile and clothing sector and its future in the European Union [also reprinted in: Alam, I. (ed) (2006): WTO and South Asia. Lahore: SAPANA, 220-231). South Asian Journal, 13, 114-123.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2006). Gender and globalisation in South Asia (also Reprinted in: Alam, I. (ed.) (2006): WTO and South Asia. Lahore: SAPANA, 74-93; and: Alam, I. (ed.) (2006): SAARC. Lahore: SAPANA, 326-344). South Asian Journal, 12, 50-64.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2006). Globalisation, gender, and equity - effects of foreign direct investment on labour markets in rural Indonesia. Intervention - Journal of Economics, 3 (1), 113-130.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2005). The Agreement on Textiles and Clothing. Potential effects on gender equality in Pakistan. International Labour Review, 144 (4), 401-421.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2003). A gendered balance sheet of globalisation in East Asia (published in: Urdhva Mula of the Sophia Centre for Women Studies and Development in Mumbai, India). Urdhva Mula, 2 (1).

  • Professional Publication (3)

    • K.A. Siegmann & A. Shah (2019). Striking for a transformative university - a conversation between Senior Lecturer Karin Astrid Siegmann and PhD researcher Amod Shah on the protests against cuts in education. DevISSues, 21 (1).
    • K.A. Siegmann & G. Iocco (2016). Towards decent work with workers in the driver’s seat: Learning from the Forum on Worker-driven Innovation in the Globalized Economy. DevISSues, 18 (2), 4-6. Retrieved from https://issuu.com/devissues/docs/devissues_18_2_winter_2016_web
    • M. Witbooi & K.A. Siegmann (2016). Upscaling rights and respect for domestic workers: yes, this is what we have done: Interview with Myrtle Witbooi, President of the International Domestic Workers Federation. DevISSues, 18 (2), 11-13.

• Book / Monograph / Book editorial (8)

  • K.A. Siegmann & S. Thieme (2007). International migration, multi-local livelihoods and human security: Perspectives from Europe, Asia and Africa. The Hague: Institute of Social Studies
  • K.A. Siegmann, N. Shaheen & S.A. Shah (2006). Whose Public Action? : Collaboration between state and non-state providers of basic services in Pakistan. Pakistan: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
  • K.A. Siegmann (2005). Vulnerability and resilience in rural North-West Pakistan. Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute
  • K.A. Siegmann (2004). Global services liberalisation ¿ in service of gender equality? Islamabad: SDPI
  • K.A. Siegmann (2003). Gender-specific labour markets in rural Indonesia ¿ The case of large estates in North Sumatra. Bonn: Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn
  • K.A. Siegmann (2003). ¿Just our husbands¿ helpers¿: Gendered labour market segmentation in large estates in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
  • K.A. Siegmann (2003). Serving multiple masters - Gendered work and wages in Bali¿s tourism industry. Bonn: Center for Development Research (ZEF) University of Bonn
  • K.A. Siegmann (2002). Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in Manufacturing : Gender-Specific Employment in Indonesia. Bonn: Center for Development Research (ZEF)

• Part of book - Chapter (21)

  • K. Biekart & K.A. Siegmann (2016). Minding the gap between activism and academia – or bridging it? Reflections on how to do civic innovation research. In K. Biekart, W. Harcourt & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (Routledge Studies in Development Economics, 123) (pp. 233-250). Abington, UK; New York, NY: Routledge
  • J. Grünenfelder & K.A. Siegmann (2016). Laboring Practices: Pakistan. In S. Joseph (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Women & Islamic Cultures. BrillOnline
  • K.A. Siegmann, J. Merk & P. Knorringa (2016). Civic Innovation in Value Chains: Towards Workers as Agents in Non-governmental Labour Regulation. In K. Biekart, W. Harcourt & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (Routledge Studies in Development Economics, 123) (pp. 109-131). London: Routledge
  • S. Heumann & K.A. Siegmann (2016). Towards new perspectives on labour precarity and decent work for sex workers. In K. Biekart, W. Harcourt & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (pp. 168-191). London: Routledge
  • K.A. Siegmann, J.J.S. Merk & P. Knorringa (2015). Putting Workers´ Agency at the Centre in the Indonesian Sportswear Industry. In N. Pons-Vignon & M. Nkosi (Eds.), Struggle in a Time of Crisis (pp. 132-136). London: Pluto Press
  • A.G. Haile & K.A. Siegmann (2014). Masculinity at work: intersectionality and identity constructions of migrant domestic workers in the Netherlands. In T-D. Truong, D. Gasper, J. Handmaker & S. Bergh (Eds.), Migration, gender and social justice: perspectives on human insecurity (Hexagon Series on Human and Environmental Security and Peace, 9) (pp. 367-386). Heidelberg: Springer
  • A.G. Haile & K.A. Siegmann (2014). Masculinity at Work: Intersectionality and Identity Constructions of Migrant Domestic Workers in the Netherlands. In T.D. Truong (Ed.), Migration, Gender and Social Justice (Hexagon Series on Human and Environmental Security and Peace, 9) (pp. 105-119). Heidelberg: Springer
  • K.A. Siegmann (2013). Populous, precarious – protected? The paradox of social security for South Asian agricultural workers. In K. Bender, M. Kaltenborn & C. Pfleiderer (Eds.), Social protection in developing countries: reforming systems (Routledge explorations in development studies, 2) (pp. 109-121). London: Routledge
  • K.A. Siegmann (2011). 'The Crisis in South Asia: From Jobless Growth to Jobless Slump. In P.A.G van Bergeijk, A. de Haan & R. van der Hoeven (Eds.), The Financial Crisis and Developing Countries (pp. 185-200). Cheltenham/Northhampton: Edward Elgar
  • L.J. Pegler, S. Vellema & K.A. Siegmann (2011). Labour in Globalized Agricultural Value Chains. In A.H.J. Helmsing & S. Vellema (Eds.), Value chains, Inclusion and Endogenous Development: Contrasting Theories and Realities (Routledge Studies in Development Economics) (pp. 102-120). Milton Park: Routledge
  • K.A. Siegmann, S. Barbora & S. Thieme (2010). Patterns and Politics of Migration in South Asia. In H. Hurni & U. Wiesmann (Eds.), Global Change and Sustainable Development: A Synthesis of Regional Experiences from Research Partnerships (pp. 313-328). Bern: University of Bern Perspectives of the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) North-South
  • K.A. Siegmann (2010). The Gender Digital Divide in Rural Pakistan: How Wide is it and How to Bridge it? In Fostering Sustainable Development in South Asia: Responding to Challenges. Islamabad/Lahore: SDPI/Sang-e-Meel Publishers
  • K.A. Siegmann, S. Barbora & S. Thieme (2009). Patterns and politics of migration in South Asia. In H. Hurni & U. Wiesmann (Eds.), Regional challenges of global change. Research for sustainable development. Bern: Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) North-South, University of Bern
  • K.A. Siegmann (2008). The Trade and Gender Interface: A Perspective from Pakistan. In Hard Sell: Attaining Pakistani Competitiveness in Global Trade (pp. 99-115). Washington DC: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
  • K.A. Siegmann (2008). The Trade and Gender Interface: A Perspective from Pakistan. In M. Kugelman & R.M. Hathaway (Eds.), Hard Sell: Attaining Pakistani Competitiveness in Global Trade (pp. 99-118). Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
  • K.A. Siegmann (2007). Gendered employment in the post-quota era: The case of Pakistan. In (pp. 13) Karachi: SAMA Publications, Pakistan
  • K.A. Siegmann (2007). The underbelly of globalisation: Gender and economic integration in South Asia. In (pp. 83-104) Karachi: SAMA Publications, Pakistan
  • K.A. Siegmann & T. Sadaf (2005). Gendered livelihood assets and workloads in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province (NWFP). In (pp. 25-43) Karachi: SAMA Publications, Pakistan
  • K.A. Siegmann (2003). Foreign Capital Effects on Gender Wage Differentials in Indonesia. In U. Pasero (Ed.), Gender – From Costs to Benefits (pp. 111-131). Wiesbaden: Westdeutscher Verlag
  • K.A. Siegmann (2003). Foreign capital effects on gender wage differentials in Indonesia. In (pp. 111-131) Wiesbaden: Westdeutscher Verlag
  • K.A. Siegmann (2000). Soziale Aspekte von Textilkonsum und -produktion (Social aspects of textile production and consumption). In

• Report (23)

  • Scholarly Publication (22)

    • K.A. Siegmann & T. Williams (2020). Are Agri-Food Workers Only Exploited in Southern Europe? Case Study on Migrant Labour in the Netherlands. (Extern rapport). Brussels: Open Society European Policy Institute
    • K.A. Siegmann & J. Quaedvlieg (2020). Covid-19, Agri-Food Systems, and Migrant Labour: The situation in the Netherlands. (Extern rapport). Brussels: Open Society European Policy Institute
    • K.A. Siegmann, H.M. Hintjens & R.H.J.M. Staring (2017). Policy Brief: Towards Realising Health Rights among Undocumented People in Dutch Cities. Lessons from participatory research. (Preprints). The Hague: ISS [go to publisher's site]
    • G. Iocco & K.A. Siegmann (2017). A worker-driven way out of the crisis in Mediterranean agriculture. (Preprints, Global Labour Column, no 289). Johannesburg: Society, Work & Development Institute (SWOP), University of the Witwatersrand [go to publisher's site]
    • H. Majid & K.A. Siegmann (2017). Has growth been good for women’s employment in Pakistan? (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 630). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
    • K.A. Siegmann & G. Iocco (2017). CIRI Forum on Worker-driven Innovation in the Globalized Economy – Learning from Encounters. (Extern rapport). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam (ISS) [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann (2016). Fair Trade as Civic Innovation? The case of tea certification in India. (Preprints, NRPPD Discussion Papers, no 53). Thiruvananthapuram, India: Centre for Development Studies
    • K.A. Siegmann (2015). Reflections on the Fair Food Agreement between the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and retail multinational Ahold. (Extern rapport, no 210). Johannesburg: Corporate Strategy and Industrial Development (CSID) University of the Witwatersrand (Global Labour Column) [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann, P. Knorringa & J.J.S. Merk (2014). Putting Workers’ Agency at the Centre in the Indonesian Sportswear Industry. (Extern rapport, Global Labour Column, no 169). Johannesburg: Corporate Strategy and Industrial Development (CSID) University of the Witwatersrand
    • K.A. Siegmann, J. Merk & P. Knorringa (2014). Voluntary initiatives in global value chains.Towards labour-led social upgrading? (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 586). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
    • K.A. Siegmann & H. Majid (2014). Empowering growth in Pakistan? (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 595). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
    • N. Taha, M. Meskoub & K.A. Siegmann (2013). How portable is social security for migrant workers? A review of the literature. (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 573). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
    • K.A. Siegmann, N. Shaheen & S. Bokhari (2008). Situation Review of Cotton Farming in Pakistan (Evaluation Report published by Sustainable Development Policy Institute (commissioned by Ikea), Islamabad. :
    • K.A. Siegmann (2008). Pakistan's Textile and Clothing Sector and its Future in the European Union (Evaluation Report published by Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Islamabad). (Preprints, SDPI Working Paper Series, no 110). Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute
    • K.A. Siegmann (2006). The employment challenge of the Agreement on Textile and Clothing. Scenario and strategies for Pakistan. (SDPI Policy Paper). Islamabad: SDPI
    • K.A. Siegmann & A. Nasim (2006). What comes after the quota went? Effects of and responses to the ATC expiry. (Preprints, SDPI Policy Paper, no 21). Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute
    • K.A. Siegmann & S. Shezad (2006). Pakistan's Water Challenges: A Human Development Perspective. (Preprints, SDPI Working Paper Series, no 105). Islamabad: SDPI
    • K.A. Siegmann & M. Blin (2006). The best of two worlds: Between-method triangulation in gendered labour market research (SOAS Working Paper. London). (Deoartment of Economics Working Papers, no 146). London: School of Oriental and African Studies.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2006). Participatory Research and Evaluation Gender Equality Project (GEP): Appraisal of GEP projects for Women¿s Economic Empowerment. Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
    • K.A. Siegmann (2005). The Employment Challenge of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing: Scenario and Strategies for Pakistan. (Preprints, Policy Paper Series, no 32). Islamabad: SDPI
    • K.A. Siegmann (2004). The Agreement on Textiles and Clothing: Potential Effects on Gender Equality in Pakistan. (Preprints, Working Paper Series, no 95). Islamabad: Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
    • K.A. Siegmann (2000). Deutsche Banken entwicklungspolitisch in der Kreide? Entwicklungsvertr¿ichkeit deutscher Bankgesch¿e am Beispiel Brasiliens und Indonesiens' (Development-compatibility of the activities of German banks in Indonesia and Brazil). [Study report Siegburg: S¿dwind Institut f¿r ¿onomie und ¿umene]. :

  • Professional Publication (1)

    • K.A. Siegmann & J.G.J. Quaedvlieg (2020). Covid-19, Agri-Food Systems, and Migrant Labour: The situation in the Netherlands. (Extern rapport). : Brussels: Open Society European Policy Institute

• Lecture (9)

  • Scholarly Publication (3)

    • K.A. Siegmann (2020, januari 9). Paradoxes of migrants’ exploitation in the Netherlands. The Hague, Meeting with representatives of the Netherlands Ministry of Justice and Security.
    • K.A. Siegmann & H. Majid (2019, oktober 22). Has Growth Been Good for Women’s Employment in Pakistan? Lahore, Invited lecture at Lahore College of Women University.
    • P. Ivosevic, K.A. Siegmann & O. Visser (2018, december 7). People as Robots? Exploring the effects of technological changes in the Dutch agro-food sector on Central & Eastern European migrants. ISS, The Hague, international workshop 'Technological change in the agro-food sector in the Netherlands. Mapping the the role & responses of Central & Eastern European Migrants.

  • Other Publication (6)

    • K.A. Siegmann (2018, maart 6). Labour unfreedoms in the tea supply chains. Wageningen, Invited lecture in Wageningen University lecture cycle on 'Modern Slavery'. [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann & H. Majid (2018, oktober 17). Has Growth Been Good for Women’s Employment in Pakistan? Lahore, Pakistan, invited lecture FCC University.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2016, september 30). Questioning Northern Advice: Three Steps Back, One Ahead. Amsterdam, Keynote speech Lustrum Symposium - NEDWORC30.
    • K.A. Siegmann & S. Heumann (2016, september 14). Mapping sex workers’ struggles for labour rights & respect. Oxford, Annual Conference of the Development Studies Association (DSA).
    • K.A. Siegmann (2016, mei 9). Doing research for development – whose knowledges, whose valorisation? Amsterdam, Royal Institute of the Tropics, CERES seminar ‘The Politics of Valorization of Scientific Work in Social and Development-Oriented Fields: Between Social Relevance and Instrumentalization?’.
    • H. Majid, K.A. Siegmann & G. Zulfiqar (2015, november 20). Beyond ‘Add Women and Stir’: Conversations on Gender and Economics. Lahore, Saida Waheed Gender Initiative Seminar Series.

• Other output (10)

  • Scholarly Publication (4)

    • K.A. Siegmann (2012). Populous, Precarious ¿ Protected? The Paradox of Social Security for South Asian Agricultural Workers. 62nd Political Studies Association (PSA) Annual International Conference: Belfast, United Kingdom (2012, april 3 - 2012, april 5).
    • K.A. Siegmann & J. Cameron (2011). Why did mainstream economics miss the crisis? The role of epistemological and methodological blinkers.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2009). The Trade and Gender Interface: A Perspective from Pakistan.
    • K.A. Siegmann (2009). The great digital divide.

  • Other Publication (6)

    • K.A. Siegmann & H. Majid (2017). Has Growth Been Good for Women’s Employment in Pakistan? SEDC International Conference on Gender, Work and Society: Lahore (2017, april 22 - 2017, april 23).
    • K.A. Siegmann & J. Grünenfelder (2017). Women’s Labouring Practices in Pakistan. SEDC International Conference on Gender, Work and Society: Lahore (2017, april 22 - 2017, april 23).
    • K.A. Siegmann (2016). Fair Trade as Civic Innovation? The case of tea certification in India. Third INDIALICS International Conference on Innovation and Sustainable Development: Thiruvananthapuram (India) (2016, maart 17).
    • K.A. Siegmann, R.H.J.M. Staring & H.M. Hintjens (2014). Vulnerable populations and public services in the EU: lessons from research and the role of municipalities. The 2014 International Metropolis Conference: Milan, Italy (2014, november 3 - 2014, november 7).
    • R.H.J.M. Staring, H.M. Hintjens & K.A. Siegmann (2014). Working with the researched: a PEER aaproach top studying healthe issues of the undocumented in two Dutch Cities. The 2014 International Metropolis Conference: Milan, Italy (2014, november 3 - 2014, november 7).
    • H.M. Hintjens, K.A. Siegmann & R.H.J.M. Staring (2013). 'Count us in': Towards Realising Health Rights among Undocumented People in Two Dutch Global Cities. Granted research proposal. http://www.rotterdamglobalhealthinitiative.nl/: Rotterdam (2013, april 1 - 2015, april 1).

• Internet article (10)

  • Scholarly Publication (5)

    • K.A. Siegmann (2020). Revaluing essential workers. (blog). blISS - The ISS Blog on Global Development and Social Justice. (available: 1 May 2020).
    • T. Williams, O. Visser, K.A. Siegmann & P. Ivosevic (2020). Two faces of the automation revolution: impacts on working conditions of migrant labourers in the Dutch agri-food sector. (blog). blISS - The ISS Blog on Global Development and Social Justice. (available: 16 Jan 2020).
    • K.A. Siegmann & A. Shah (2019). Striking for a transformative university. (blog). blISS - The ISS Blog on Global Development and Social Justice. (available: 13 Mar 2019).
    • K.A. Siegmann (2019). ‘Decent Work for Sex Workers’ as ILO’s Centenary Treat'. (blog). Society, Work & Development Institute. [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann (2018). From ‘do no harm’ to making research useful: a conversation on ethics in development research. (blog). blISS - The ISS Blog on Global Development and Social Justice. (available: 22 Jun 2018).

  • Semiscientific Publication (5)

    • K.A. Siegmann (2018). Sekswerker in Den Haag zoekt bondgenoot. (nieuwsbrief). Kerk in Den Haag.
    • K.A. Siegmann & H. Majid (2017). A game changer for women? (nieuwsbrief). Dawn.
    • K. Fernando & K.A. Siegmann (2017). Dividends from fairtrade: can compliance lead to better working conditions for Sri Lankan workers? (nieuwsbrief). Colombo: LMD. [go to publisher's site]
    • K.A. Siegmann & S. Heumann (2015). Moving beyond feminist divides on sex work? (blog). CIRI Blog: ISS Civic Innovation Research Initiative (CIRI). (available: 22 Jul 2015).
    • K.A. Siegmann, H. Majid & G. Zulfiqar (2015). Does ‘Rational Economic Man’ Care? A Conversation Between Economics and Gender Studies. (blog). Lahore: Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). (available: 27 Nov 2015).

• Article in volume (1)

  • K.A. Siegmann (2018). ‘Menschenwürdige Arbeit für Sexarbeiter*innen‘ als Geschenk zum 100-jährigen Geburtstag der ILO. In S. Sabine Ferenschild (Ed.), Wünsche für die Zukunft. Was ExpertInnen der ILO empfehlen (pp. 23-25). Bonn: SÜDWIND e.V. – Institut für Ökonomie und Ökumene

• Journal editorship / Referee (1)

  • K.A. Siegmann & F.B.F.M. Schiphorst (Eds.). (2016-2016) Progress in Development Studies, 16(2).

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