With its concise, critical analysis of current issues Gender & Development is unique for academics and practitioners alike

Caroline Moser, University of Manchester, UK

Welcome to 
Gender & Development

Gender & Development is the only journal published to focus specifically on international gender and development issues, and to explore the connections between gender and development initiatives, and feminist perspectives.

The journal is co-published by Oxfam GB and Taylor & Francis. Read more about the journal here.

Latest News

Our Current Issue

To read articles from the July 2010 issue of Gender & Development, which focuses on the economic crisis, click here.

'Tracking the impact of the global economic crisis - 10 things women's groups can investigate', by Diane Elson

This short piece, written by leading feminist economist Diane Elson, featured in the Views, Events, and Debates section of G&D 18(1). We're making it available here, as we believe it constitutes a valuable tool for activists and researchers seeking to uncover and track the impact of the crisis at a human, rather than macroeconomic, level. To read, click here (PDF).

The International Handbook of Gender and Poverty: Concepts, Research, Policy, edited by Sylvia Chant

This major new work from Edward Elgar Publishing includes a chapter by G&D Editor, Dr. Caroline Sweetman - 'A woman and an empty house are never alone for long': autonomy, control, marriage and microfinance in women's livelihoods in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. To read Caroline's chapter, click here.

To find out more about The International Handbook of Gender and Poverty, and to order a copy with a 10% online discount, click here.

New Oxfam Publications Website

Oxfam has relaunched its Publications website at www.oxfam.org.uk/publications. The site provides free access to over 2,000 policy, research, and programme learning resources including all articles from Gender & Development and related book series.

 

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