Although urban women generally enjoy some advantages over their rural counterparts, a
range of gender inequalities and injustices persist in urban areas that constrain their …

As most other EU countries, Hungary implemented severe lockdown measures during the
pandemic, including the closure of the schools and childcare facilities. This meant that for …

This rapid scoping review of existing evidence and research gaps addressed the following
question: what research evidence exists and what are the research gaps at global, regional …

Developing regions are set to account for the vast majority of future urban growth, and
women and girls will become the majority inhabitants of these locations in the Global South …

The COVID‐19 pandemic triggered a health, economic and care crisis affecting all workers,
including those in the informal economy. This article uses data from the first round of a mixed …

The multiple post-2007 crises shattered–once again–the imaginary of economic, ecological
and social efficiency of the markets and the myth of endless growth. They revealed the …

INTRODUCTION: THE UNHAPPY COLLISION OF ECONOMIC CRISIS AND
INEQUALITYPeriodic crisis is a feature of capitalist economies, long noted by Marx, Keynes …

Enormous Literature indicates that agriculture remains a source of livelihood for about 86%
of rural people and generates job opportunities for approximately 1.3 billion small-scale …

This article aggregates qualitative field research from sites in 17 developing countries to
describe crisis impacts and analyse how people coped with the food, fuel, and financial …

This paper examines the effects of growth and recession periods on child mortality in the
Least Developed Countries (LDCs) during the period 1990–2010. We provide empirical …