When Zika made headlines in 2016, images of women cradling babies affected with
microcephaly spread across the media and pulled on heartstrings. But, as this book argues …

Feminist studies of political economy have long pointed to the multifaceted ways in which
global transformations are constituted by deeply gendered economic practices at the …

In this article, I use a Marxist feminist methodology to map the organisation of migrant sex
workers' socially reproductive paid and unpaid labour in one city and country of arrival …

The proliferation of homelessness and housing precariousness, along with a dramatic
growth in food banks, are two signs that while parts of the UK economy may be recovering …

This paper focuses on labour within immigration detention in the United Kingdom, offering
an original national case study as well as a new conceptual framework for analysing such …

This chapter argues that feminist comparative urbanism can inform a theorization of the
urban as constituted by everyday struggles over social reproduction that exceed capitalist …

This paper examines the working lives of migrant women in the sex sector in Ghana, in light
of surging global interest in the governance of “slavery and trafficking”. The paper draws on …

Lived experiences of austerity implemented in response to the 2008 financial crisis receive
increasing attention in geographic scholarship. This paper adds to this literature by …

ABSTRACT The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) do, at least on a rhetorical level,
tie countries and other development actors to a rights-based vision of development, which …

As informal, self-employed workers, street sex workers are frequently understood as a “hard-
to-organize” group. As they are not legally registered or protected, they are excluded from …