Special Issues
Feminist Economics regularly publishes guest-edited special issues on important topical concerns on which feminist research and analysis can make an impact. Our Associate Editors approve the proposals for these issues, which feature substantive introductions by the Guest Editors.
2.3 – In Honor of Margaret Reid
3.2 – Exploring the Methodological Boundaries of Economics
4.3 – Employment and Inequality in the US, in honor of Barbara R. Bergmann
6.1 – Children and Family Policy
6.3 – Globalization
8.2 – Gender, Color, Caste, and Class
9.2-3 – Amartya Sen’s Work and Ideas: A Gender Perspective
10.2 – Lone Mothers
11.2 – Gender and Aging
12.1-2 – Women and Wealth
13.3-4 – Gender, China, and the World Trade Organization
14.4 – AIDS, Sexuality, and Economic Development
15.3 – Inequality, Development, and Growth
16.3 – Unpaid Work, Time Use, Poverty, and Public Policy
17.4 – Unpaid Work, Time Use, Poverty, and Public Policy
18.2 – Gender and International Migration
19.3 – Critical and Feminist Perspectives on Financial and Economic Crises
20.1 – Land, Gender, and Food Security
20.4 – Gender and Economics in Muslim Communities
21.3 – Engendering Economic Policy in Africa
22.1 – Voice and Agency
23.3 – Sex Work and Trafficking
24.2 – The Care Economy, Gender, and Inclusive Growth in China
26.1 – Reproductive Health, Care, and Employment
27.1-2 – Feminist Economic Perspectives on the COVID-19 Pandemic
28.3 – Rethinking Macroeconomic Modeling of Gender and Care
30.4 – Conflicts, Disasters, and Violence Against Women
31.1 – Global Reproductive Justice and Feminist Economics
Symposium
A collection of articles on a focused topic; shorter in length than a special issue, and usually (but not always) featuring an introduction.
4.1 – Equal Opportunities and Employment Change in European Economics
18.4 – Off the Record: Reconstructing Women’s Labor Force Participation in the European Past (Part 1)
19.4 – Off the Record: Reconstructing Women’s Labor Force Participation in the European Past (Part 2)
24.3 – Sustainability, Ecology, and Care
Article Series
Similar to a symposium, but the articles appear grouped over several issues, which may or may not be consecutive.
12.4, 13.2, 14.1 – Gender and Change in Central and Eastern Europe
14.2 – Feminist Economic Methodologies
15.4 – Feminist Economic Research Reviews
Explorations
Short articles focused on a specific topic. Explorations were common in early issues of the journal but are no longer featured.
3.2 – Field Work and Methodology
4.2 – Toward Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Perspectives in Economics: How and Why They Make a Difference
5.1 – Using the Web for Teaching
10.3 – Feminist and Economic Inquiry in Central and Eastern Europe
11.2 – Gender and Aging: Cross-National Contrasts
12.3 – The Status of Women Economists
13.1 – Human Rights