Gender & Development keeps me up to date with practical development work. I find the thematic resources very useful

Janet Momsen, University of California, US


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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 and Taylor & Francis.

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Latest issue


Volume 24 Issue 3

Working on gender equality in fragile contexts
 



Table of contents

Editor Caroline Sweetman blogs about the new issue: Women leading in the peace

News


New call for papers - Natural Resource Justice

Our November 2017 issue will focus on Natural Resource Justice. Read the call for papers (Deadline for proposals is 15 December 2016.)

New issue - Working on gender equality in fragile contexts

Our November 2016 issue is now available. See the table of contents

Save the date! Working on gender equality in fragile contexts issue - Launch Event

To mark the launch of our November 2016 Working on gender equality in fragile contexts issue, we're delighted to announce our special panel event, to be held on Tuesday 6 December London, at the London School of Economics. Find out more

Our Special Virtual Issue on gender equality in Latin America

Created specially  for the AWID 2016 International Forum, held in Costa do Sauípe, Bahia, Brazil, 8-11 September 2016, this online issue of G&D brings together key articles from the journal that examine issues of gender inequality across the Latin America region. Read the special virtual issue

Forthcoming Themes 

We're pleased to announce the themes for the following issues:

March 2017: Fundamentalisms (fully commissioned)

July 2017: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (fully commissioned)

November 2017: Natural Resource Justice

March 2018: Sexualities

We will be publishing calls for papers for all these issues here on the website and via Twitter, so do check regularly if you are interested in contributing an article.