The COVID-19 pandemic has confirmed the relevance of social reproduction as a key
analytical lens to interrogate contemporary capitalist processes. Building on insights from …

A decade ago, scholars of international relations articulated a research agenda for the study
of popular culture and world politics (PCWP), and since then a burgeoning literature has …

ABSTRACT COVID-19 has shaken a foundational pillar of global capitalism: the
organisation of work. A pivotal dimension of such re-organisation has been the classification …

It goes without saying that feminist International Political Economy (IPE) is concerned in one
way or another with the everyday–conceptualised as both a site of political struggle and a …

This is both an exciting and fraught time in the study of gender and sexuality in global
politics. On the one hand, feminist scholars build on more than 30 years of research in the …

Analyses of everyday peace provide a critical response to existing peace practices.
However, absent from these discussions is the feminist research that theorizes peace …

This paper examines current research on financialization in economic geography through
the lens of recent feminist interventions in the financialization of social reproduction …

Political science and international relations scholarship increasingly places substantive
emphasis on, to put it broadly, the power of discourse in shaping world politics. This Special …

This article uses the United Kingdom as a case study to explore the limits of financialisation.
It makes visible the increasingly intimate relationship between financialisation, indebtedness …

The feminized imaginary of “home and hearth” has long been central to the notion of
soldiering as masculinist protection. Soldiering and war are not only materialized by …