About Gender & Development

Gender & Development is a unique journal that is also a project. Its aim is to inspire, influence and support development and humanitarian policy and practice, promoting  social justice and gender equality. Published by Oxfam for 25 years in partnership with Routledge/Taylor & Francis, the journal has become essential reading.

We publish accessible yet rigorous articles by gender and development practitioners, policymakers and researchers, and feminist activists from around the globe.

Each of our three issues per year focuses on a cutting-edge theme.

Editorial team

Editor: Caroline Sweetman

Assistant Editor:  Liz Cooke

Content Development Editor: Yas Taherzadeh

Associate Editors

Ruth Pearson, University of Leeds, UK

Ines Smyth, Independent Consultant, UK

Editorial Advisory Group

  • Lina Abou-Habib, Research on Training and Development Action (CRTDA), Lebanon
  • Peggy Antrobus, DAWN, West Indies
  • Jo Beall, British Council, UK
  • Daniela Colombo, Founder and Former President, AIDOS, Italy
  • Camillia El-Solh, Socio-economist/Consultant, UK
  • Valeria Esquivel, International Labour Office, Switzerland
  • Alda Facio, Special Rapporteur & Chair, UN Working Group on Discrimination against Women in Law and Practice, and Founder and Academic Director, Women’s Human Rights Education Institute, Centre for Women’s Studies in Education, University of Toronto, Canada
  • Anne Marie Goetz, New York University, USA
  • Caren Grown, World Bank, USA
  • Noeleen Heyzer, Former Executive Director, UNESCAP, Thailand
  • Suad Joseph, University of California, USA
  • Naila Kabeer, London SChool of Economics, UK
  • Deborah Kasente, Makerere University, Uganda
  • Joanna Kerr, Executive Director, Greenpeace Canada
  • Koos Kingma, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
  • Sara Hlupekile Longwe, FEMNET, Zambia
  • Maitrayee Mukhopadhyay, Royal Tropical Institute, The Netherlands
  • Ranjani K. Murthy, Researcher and Consultant, India
  • Lata Naryanaswamy, University of Leeds, UK
  • Shirin M. Rai, University of Warwick, UK
  • Aruna Rao, Gender at Work, India and USA
  • Amartya Sen, Harvard University, USA
  • Gita Sen, Indian Institute of Management, India
  • Ellen Sprenger, Independent Strategist and Consultant, Canada
  • Rieky Stuart, Gender at Work, Canada
  • Feleke Tadele, Oxfam, Ethiopia
  • Nidhi Tandon, Consultant and Trainer, Canada

Write for the journal

Contributions are welcome from all involved in development initiatives: policy-makers and practitioners, researchers both inside and outside academia, and feminist activists. 

Gender & Development is published three times a year, in March, July, and November. Articles blend clear accessible style with rigour and referencing, to be useful to the widest possible readership. For more details see our guidelines below.

Article Guidelines Book Review Guidelines 

As the journal is thematic, all articles are fully commissioned through calls for contributions, which are posted on this page. Read our current call for contributions, for our March 2019 issue on Migrants in a Global Economy. Deadline for proposals for articles to be sent is 10 June 2018.

Forthcoming themes

2018
ICTs (July 2018, fully commissioned)

Young Feminisms (November 2018, fully commissioned)

2019
Migrants in the Global Economy (March 2019)

Crises and Humanitarian Response (tbc) (July 2019)

For further information, contact the Editor, Caroline Sweetman at csweetman@oxfam.org.uk.

Read the journal

Gender & Development is published for Oxfam by Routledge/Taylor & Francis.

For details about subscribing to the journal, please visit the Taylor & Francis website. For those who cannot afford to subscribe, individual articles from the journal are available free of charge in line with the journal’s aims as a development project, by arrangement with the publishers.

Articles are available free access via the Oxfam Policy & Practice website.

Subscription rates

A Special Rate of £40/US$70 is available to any subscriber with an address in a low or middle income country. Visit the website for information on how to access this rate. 

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2018 rates

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£373.00

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£326.00

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£126.00

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£40.00

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All subscription rates for Gender & Development, except the Institutional Online rate, include both print and online access. Online access is to the current volume and full journal archive.

Subscriptions purchased at the personal rate are strictly for personal, non-commercial use only. The reselling of personal subscriptions is prohibited. Personal subscriptions must be purchased with a personal cheque or credit card. Proof of personal status may be requested.

For more information about how to subscribe, and to read a sample copy, visit the Routledge/Taylor & Francis website.