Hilde  Bojer
Associate Professor

	Postal address:	Department of Economics University of Oslo P.O. Box 1095, Blindern NO-0317 Oslo, Norway
	Visiting address:	Eilert Sundt building (Reception: Room 1240) Moltke Moes vei 31 NO-0851 Oslo, Norway
	Room:	ES1116
	Hours available:	Thu 13:00-14:00
	Phone:	+47 22855155 (direct), + 47 22855127 (reception)
	Fax:	+ 47 22855035
	Email:	hilde.bojer@econ.uio.no
	Homepage:	http://folk.uio.no/hbojer/

Background

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Teaching and tutoring

Microeconomics at undergraduate level and theories of justice and distribution for graduates

This semester: ECON1220 Velferd og økonomisk politikk

Special fields

Personal income distribution, covering theories of justice, the cost of children and the economic position of women.

Selected publications

Publications

• Hilde Bojer, "The social contract, child care and women`s economic capability," forthcoming in Flavio Comin and Martha Nussbaum (eds.), Capabilities, Gender, Equality: toward fundamental entitlements, Cambridge University Press
• Hilde Bojer, "Kvinners inntekt 1970 - 2000 (Women's income 1970 - 2000)," Søkelys på arbeidsmarkedet 1, 2005, 65-72, here
• Hilde Bojer, "Social justice and the rights of children," in Jens Qvortrup (ed.), Studies in Modern Childhood: Society, Agency and Culture, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005
• Hilde Bojer, Distributional Justice: Theory and measurement," Routlegde, 2003
• Hilde Bojer, "Women and the Rawlsian social contract," Social Justice Research 15(4), 2002, 393-407, here
• Hilde Bojer, "Children and theories of social justice," Feminist Economics 6(2), 2000, 23-39, here
• Hilde Bojer and Julie Nelson, "Equivalence scales and the welfare of children," Review of Income and Wealth 45, 1999, 531-534, here

Working papers

• Hilde Bojer, "Income capability and child care," Memorandum No. 14/2006, Department of Economics, University of Oslo, Norway, here
• Hilde Bojer, "Resources versus capabilities: a critical discussion," Memorandum No. 08/2006, Department of Economics, University of Oslo, Norway, here

Listings in databases

• Frida
• Bibsys