Current Table of Contents: Volume 32, Issue 2, 2026: A Special Issue on Gendering the Debt Crisis: Feminist Political Economy Perspectives on Debt and the Global South
ARTICLES
- Debt, Distress, and Defiance – Kanchana N. Ruwanpura, Smriti Rao & Abena D. Oduro
- Forty Years of Debt Distress: A Feminist Economics Perspective – Diane Elson
- The Gendered Nature of Sovereign Debt Accumulation – Jayati Ghosh
- A Feminist Perspective on the Urgent Need for Reforms in Sovereign Credit Ratings – Ramya Vijaya & Nina Eichacker
- Life as Opposed to Debt Sustainability: Gender Tensions in the International Debt Architecture – Verónica Serafini Geoghegan, Patricia Miranda, Rodolfo Bejarano & Daniela Berdeja Ruiz
- Queer Perspectives on Indebtedness and Financial Extractivism in Latin America and the Caribbean – Johanna Gautier-Morin
- Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka: Feminist Politics and Activism – Feminist Collective for Economic Justice-Sri Lanka, Sarala Emmanuel & Niyanthini Kadirgamar
- Debt and Financial Inclusion in Times of Austerity: A Feminist Reading from Argentina – Lucía Cavallero, Maria Veronica Gago & Maria Celeste Perosino
- Obligations Beyond Borders? Linking Monetary Tightening in the US to Gendered Debt Crisis in Pakistan Through Extraterritorial Obligations – Bhumika Muchhala
- “You Don’t Solve Your Problems by Sacrificing Your Aged”: A Feminist Political Economy Analysis of Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Program – Abena D. Oduro
- Feminist Assemblies: Indebted Women and Triple Crises in Sri Lanka – Amali Chamindika Wedagedara
- Sovereign Debt Defaults and Gender Inequality in Developing Countries – Zhining Hu, Linus Nyiwul & Niraj P. Koirala
- Debt and the Cost of Neoliberal Austerity: A Study of Social Reproduction in South Africa – Busi Sibeko, Tshepo Moloi & Seeraj Mohamed
- Politics of Debt Success in Africa and Feminist Political Economy Perspectives in Zambia – Simon Manda, Nyambe Mukanda & Felix Mwenge
- Social Infrastructure Spending and the Gender Dimensions of Debt Sustainability – Selin Secil Akin & Juan Montecino
- The Latest IMF Loan to Argentina: Were Gender Clauses Effective in Protecting Women? – Sol Prieto & Mercedes D’Alessandro
- Domesticated Debt: Women, Money, and Geopolitics in Tunisia – Lana Salman
- Women’s Embodied Experiences of Debt in the Urban Global South – Araby Smyth, Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin, Anindita Datta, Swagata Basu, Karen de Souza, Penn Tsz Ting Ip, Nasya S. Razavi & Linda Peake
- Environmental Histories of Financialized Landscapes: Indebtedness in Brazilian Periferias – Catarina Morawska
- The Gendered Effects of the Changing Welfare Regime and the Debt Crisis in Turkey – Selcen Öztürk, Dilek Başar & Pınar Sezer
- Invisible Debts: A Feminist Ecological Economics Approach to Debts from Below – Corinna Dengler