Feminist Economics, vol. 32, no. 2, April 2026
Subject
A Special Issue on Gendering the Debt Crisis: Feminist Political Economy Perspectives on Debt and the Global South
Description
Includes articles on: the gendered nature of sovereign debt accumulation; linking monetary tightening in the US to gendered debt crisis in Pakistan through extraterritorial obligations; politics of debt success in Africa and feminist political economy perspectives in Zambia; queer perspectives on indebtedness and financial extractivism in Latin America and the Caribbean; and more.
Source
Official journal of The International Association for Feminist Economics, publishing research on feminist economic perspectives, providing a feminist rethinking of theory and policy related to economic issues. Hybrid Open Access. Published by Routledge.
Citation
“Feminist Economics, vol. 32, no. 2, April 2026,” Feminist Periodicals, accessed November 8, 2026, https://www.feministperiodicals.org/items/show/2483.