The shared response to the COVID‐19 crisis demonstrates that the vast majority of society
believes human wellbeing—not economic growth—should be at the centre of policy. COVID …

In this opinion piece, we argue the current pandemic is shining a light on caregiving as
critical work that is under‐valued and under‐paid. We call upon national lawmakers to raise …

While women were already doing most of the world's unpaid care work prior to the onset of
the COVID-19 pandemic, emerging research suggests that the crisis and its subsequent …

Pandemic times. COVID-19. Many hundreds of thousands of people across the globe have
died. At best health and economic systems are strained, with the pandemic exposing racial …

Analysing the pandemic through a feminist political economy lens makes clear how gender,
race, and class structures are crucial to the functioning of capitalism and to understanding …

We are delighted to have finalized the Handbook of Feminist Economics project we began in
summer 2018. We set off with the goal of taking stock of the accumulated wisdom on feminist …

The COVID‐19 pandemic has highlighted gender inequalities, increasing the amount of
unpaid care weighing on women and girls, and the vulnerabilities faced by paid care …

There is increasing recognition that COVID-19 has exposed and entrenched racial, gender,
and class inequalities that have long been neglected across the globe (Ahmed et al., 2020) …

This brief presents emerging evidence on the impact of the COVID-19 global pandemic on
the care economy. Complementing a separate UN Women brief,“Addressing the Economic …

It is often thought that large‐scale shocks to society (eg, war, epidemics, financial collapses
etc) equalize societal inequalities, however, we have witnessed a one‐in‐century pandemic …