Feminist Economics

1995 - 2026

Current editor(s): Diana Strassmann

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Volume 32, issue 2, 2026

Debt, Distress, and Defiance pp. 1-22

Kanchana N. Ruwanpura, Smriti Rao and Abena D. Oduro

Forty Years of Debt Distress: A Feminist Economics Perspective pp. 23-31

Diane Elson

The Gendered Nature of Sovereign Debt Accumulation pp. 32-38

Jayati Ghosh

A Feminist Perspective on the Urgent Need for Reforms in Sovereign Credit Ratings pp. 39-48

Ramya Vijaya and Nina Eichacker

Life as Opposed to Debt Sustainability: Gender Tensions in the International Debt Architecture pp. 49-57

Verónica Serafini Geoghegan, Patricia Miranda, Rodolfo Bejarano and Daniela Berdeja Ruiz

Queer Perspectives on Indebtedness and Financial Extractivism in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 58-66

Johanna Gautier-Morin

Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka: Feminist Politics and Activism pp. 67-77

Sarala Emmanuel and Niyanthini Kadirgamar

Debt and Financial Inclusion in Times of Austerity: A Feminist Reading from Argentina pp. 78-88

Lucía Cavallero, Maria Veronica Gago and Maria Celeste Perosino

Obligations Beyond Borders? Linking Monetary Tightening in the US to Gendered Debt Crisis in Pakistan Through Extraterritorial Obligations pp. 89-108

Bhumika Muchhala

“You Don’t Solve Your Problems by Sacrificing Your Aged”: A Feminist Political Economy Analysis of Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Program pp. 109-124

Abena D. Oduro

Feminist Assemblies: Indebted Women and Triple Crises in Sri Lanka pp. 125-142

Amali Chamindika Wedagedara

Sovereign Debt Defaults and Gender Inequality in Developing Countries pp. 143-184

Zhining Hu, Linus Nyiwul and Niraj P. Koirala

Debt and the Cost of Neoliberal Austerity: A Study of Social Reproduction in South Africa pp. 185-212

Busi Sibeko, Tshepo Moloi and Seeraj Mohamed

Politics of Debt Success in Africa and Feminist Political Economy Perspectives in Zambia pp. 213-243

Simon Manda, Nyambe Mukanda and Felix Mwenge

Social Infrastructure Spending and the Gender Dimensions of Debt Sustainability pp. 244-263

Selin Secil Akin and Juan Montecino

The Latest IMF Loan to Argentina: Were Gender Clauses Effective in Protecting Women? pp. 264-300

Sol Prieto and Mercedes D'Alessandro

Domesticated Debt: Women, Money, and Geopolitics in Tunisia pp. 301-328

Lana Salman

Women’s Embodied Experiences of Debt in the Urban Global South pp. 329-352

Araby Smyth, Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin, Anindita Datta, Swagata Basu, Karen de Souza, Penn Tsz Ting Ip, Nasya S. Razavi and Linda Peake

Environmental Histories of Financialized Landscapes: Indebtedness in Brazilian Periferias pp. 353-369

Catarina Morawska

The Gendered Effects of the Changing Welfare Regime and the Debt Crisis in Turkey pp. 370-393

Selcen Öztürk, Dilek Başar and Pınar Sezer

Invisible Debts: A Feminist Ecological Economics Approach to Debts from Below pp. 394-414

Corinna Dengler

Depletion: The Human Costs of Caring pp. 415-417

Dzodzi Tsikata

Forum on Depletion: The Human Costs of Caring pp. 417-421

Sara Stevano

Forum on Depletion: The Human Costs of Caring pp. 421-423

Wendy Sigle

Depletion and War Shadows pp. 423-426

Aida Hozić

Feminist Political Economy: A Global Perspective pp. 427-432

Yazgı Genç

Feminism in Public Debt. A Human Rights Approach pp. 433-438

Laura Ramos Jaimes

Volume 32, issue 1, 2026

Identifying the Gender Order within Neoliberal Australian Agricultural Policy pp. 1-28

Lucie Newsome

Gender, Social Reproduction, and Financial Work: Evidence from Tamil Ethnographic Financial Diaries pp. 29-64

Elena Reboul, Isabelle Guérin, Govindan Venkatasubramanian and Antoni Raj

Women's Employment Before Marriage and Attitudes Toward Domestic Violence: Evidence from Pakistan pp. 65-104

Phanwin Yokying

Saving for Retirement: an Intrahousehold Perspective pp. 105-142

Siobhan Austen, Susan Himmelweit and Astghik Mavisakalyan

Ida Greaves: A Pioneer Development Economist pp. 143-147

Fiona Carmichael

Central Banking, Monetary Policy and Gender pp. 148-152

Ignacia Pinto

Book Review pp. 153-158

Rafael Pahim

The Economics of Gender in China: Women, Work and the Glass Ceiling pp. 159-162

R. Vijayamba

Volume 31, issue 4, 2025

Thanks to Reviewers pp. I-III

The Editors

At the Cutting Edge of Automation? Gender and Work in the Apparel and Footwear Industry in Indonesia pp. 1-35

Sheba Tejani and David Kucera

Patriarchy and the Pandemic: Housework Allocation Among Dual-Earner Urban Couples in India pp. 36-67

Supriya Garikipati, Neha Hui and Uma Kambhampati

Outsourcing of Domestic Work in Chile and Uruguay: Exploring Links with Time-Use Patterns pp. 68-105

Veronica Amarante, Cecilia Rossel and Federico Scalese

Gender Difference in the Effects of Air Pollution on Labor Supply: Evidence from the United States pp. 106-143

Protika Bhattacharjee and Bikramjit Saha

Gender Employment Gap: The Effects of Extended Maternity Leave Policy on Vietnam pp. 144-172

Tu Thi Ngoc Le and Ngoc Thi Bich Pham

The Home as Laboratory: Finance, Housing, and Feminist Struggle pp. 173-177

Malena Bastida Antich

Part-Time for All: A Care Manifesto pp. 178-182

Becky Logue-Conroy

Home Care for Sale: The Transnational Brokering of Senior Care in Europe pp. 183-186

Emma Dowling

More than a Glitch: Confronting Race, Gender, and Ability Bias in Tech pp. 187-192

Sanchaita Hazra

Volume 31, issue 3, 2025

Food Security in Developing Countries: Gender and Spatial Interactions pp. 1-36

Catalina Romero Hernandez, Bruno Wichmann, Martin Läderach and Peter Läderach

Assessing Gender and Child Budget Statements of Indian States pp. 37-71

Chandrika Singh, Shoumeli Das and Anuradha Nair

Unpaid Care for Elderly Parents and Labor Supply Among Older Working-Age Men and Women Across Europe pp. 72-98

Elisa Labbas and Maria Stanfors

Beyond the Rainbow: Brazilian income Discrimination Related to Sexual Orientation pp. 99-135

Gabriela Gomes Mantovani, Jefferson Andronio Ramundo Staduto and Paulo Mourão

Do Gender Stereotypes Affect Girls’ Self-Expectation of Working in Sci-Tech? Evidence from China pp. 136-167

Xian Zheng, Xiaoyuan Zou, Sidan Hu and Changhong Li

Sharing work and food within the household: Intra-couple time allocation effects on nutritional outcomes in rural Telangana, India pp. 168-204

Oluwatosin Aderanti, Chittur Srinivasan and Giacomo Zanello

Gendered Social Norms and Microenterprise Efficiency: Evidence from Workspace Choice and Household Dynamics in Mexico pp. 205-236

Ana Negrete, Jacqueline Strenio and Antonio Baez-Morales

Gender Norms and Network Structure: A Model of the Intrahousehold Division of Labor pp. 237-274

Theresa Hager, Patrick Mellacher and Magdalena Rath

Women in Greek Economics in The Age of Institutionalization, 1920–70 pp. 275-305

Adamantios Syrmaloglou

Queer Data: Using Gender, Sex and Sexuality Data for Action pp. 306-310

Travis Campbell

Informal Women Workers in the Global South: Policies and Practices for the Formalisation of Women’s Employment in Developing Economies pp. 311-316

Swetarani Tripathy

Community Economies in the Global South: Case Studies from Around the World pp. 317-323

Aashima Sinha

Volume 31, issue 2, 2025

Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture: Reflections From a Long-Term Collaboration Using Mixed Methods pp. 1-34

Cheryl Doss and Deborah Rubin

What is a Feminist Quantitative Method? Opportunities for Feminist Econometrics pp. 35-56

Sarah F. Small

Long Work Hours and Long Commutes in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana: Time Poverty and Gender pp. 57-89

Fiona Carmichael, Patricia Daley, Christian Darko, Jo Duberley, Marco Ercolani, Tim Schwanen and Daniel Wheatley

How Gender and Work Status Shape Political Ideology: Evidence from Homemakers in Spain pp. 90-122

İpek İlkkaracan and Izaskun Zuazu

Trapped in Flexibility: How Does Precarious Work Affect Gender Wage Gap in China? pp. 123-154

Fusheng Xie, Nan Jiang and Han Cheng

Women’s Bargaining Power and Children’s Nutritional Status: Evidence from Indonesia pp. 155-185

Romi Hartarto, Claudia Aravena and Arnab Bhattacharjee

Intrahousehold Decision Making and Fertility Choices in Rural Senegal and Uganda pp. 186-223

Kaat Van Hoyweghen, Goedele Van den Broeck and Miet Maertens

The Potential Macroeconomic Effects of the Build Back Better Care Investments pp. 224-262

Lenore Palladino and Chirag Lala

No Interest: The Marginalization of Women in Academic Finance pp. 263-290

Cordelia Fine, Nitin Yadav and Carsten Murawski

Labor Market Transitions Over the Business Cycle: Gender Differential in the United States from 2001 to 2020 pp. 291-325

Huanan Xu

Toward a Caring Economy? The Role of Care in the European Union’s Covid-19 Recovery Policies pp. 326-350

Anna Elomäki

Urban Public Transportation Access and Women's Labor Supply: Evidence from a Natural Spatial Experiment in Monterrey, Mexico pp. 351-382

Jaime J. Escobedo, Jorge Moreno and Cecilia Y. Cuellar

Land Tenure and Children's Health: Evidence from China pp. 383-413

Li Fang and Chuanhao Tian

Building a Solidarity Society: Power, People and Planet pp. 414-418

Talia Esnard

Family Abolition: Capitalism and the Communizing of Care pp. 418-423

Anastasia C. Wilson

The Routledge Handbook of Feminist Economics pp. 423-428

Izaskun Zuazu

Correction pp. 429-429

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 1, 2025

Global Reproductive Justice: A New Agenda for Feminist Economics? pp. 1-28

Rishita Nandagiri, Leigh Senderowicz and Wendy Sigle

Structural Infertilities: Childbearing and Reproductive Justice in Chile pp. 29-52

Martina Yopo Díaz

Who Benefits? Employer Subsidization of Reproductive Healthcare and implications for Reproductive Justice pp. 53-78

Annie McGrew and Yana Rodgers

Accounting for Coercion: Sterilization, Dissatisfaction, and Routine Reproductive Injustice in India pp. 79-120

Liana R. Woskie

From Choice to Capabilities: Abortion and Reproductive Justice pp. 121-142

Hazal Atay and Hélène Périvier

What Reproductive Justice Brings to and Requires of The Feminist Economics Project pp. 143-191

Wendy Sigle, Débora M. Nunes, Laura Sochas, Jenny Chanfreau, Siri Suh and Kalpana Wilson