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Dear all,
Please see the CFP (copied in and attached) for a special issue of Review of Radical Political Economics on gender and radical PE. Please share with your networks and be in touch if you have questions.Warmly,Jen
Call for Papers for RRPE Special Issue
Gender and Radical Political Economics: On the 50th Anniversary the URPE Women’s Caucus
Editorial Collective MembersJennifer Cohen, Marlene Kim*, Catherine P. Mulder*, Sirisha Naidu, Shaianne Osterreich*, Paddy Quick*[* Editorial Board Member]
Call for papersDeadline for Submission: July 1, 2020
2021 will be the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Union for Radical Political Economics Women’s Caucus. Since 1972, the Review of Radical Political Economics has published six special issues that directly address women or gender and radical political economics. As Mutari (2001) suggests in the last special issue, these volumes have had three main purposes: to document the diversity of women’s experiences, to use these experiences as tools for critique of the mainstream, and to showcase the development of alternative feminist analytical concepts. At this juncture it is as important as it has ever been to center gendered power relations in our scholarship about capitalism and to address these goals once again. With this new special issue, we are seeking articles that contribute to these goals and that provide feminist empirical analysis or theoretical advances in intersectionality and stratification in ways that are globally relevant and inclusive.
The following list presents a set of topics that could be included in the special issue, but we welcome all contributions that are relevant to gender and radical political economics.
Proposed Topics:Intersectionality and radical political economicsThe relationship between class and genderHistory of gender-based movements within class societiesHeteronormativity, transgender/non-binary identity, or sexual orientation and capitalismStratification (by race, ethnicity, religion et alia) within gender and classThe role of the Women’s Caucus in URPEThe role of women or gender in economic development: countering the rule of global capitalGender and imperialismGender and ecological movementsAccounting for non-market productionGender and financializationGendered budgetingOccupational and wage differentialsThe role of the state in the production of labor powerThe contribution of social movements and intersectionality to radical political economicsEnvisioning the organization of production in a future non-class society
Please submit your manuscript to https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/rrpe. When asked what “type” of manuscript you are submitting, please check the box that says, “Gender and Radical Political Economics.”
For questions, or if you are planning to submit a paper for the special issue, please contact Shaianne Osterreich as soon as possible, [log in to unmask]
All submissions undergo RRPE’s regular peer review procedures and must not be under review with any other publication. Submissions must conform to the Instructions to Contributors listed in each issue of the RRPE, on the RRPE section of the URPE website, or available from the Managing Editor, [log in to unmask]--
Jennifer Cohen
PhD Economics
Assistant Professor
Department of Global and Intercultural Studies
MacMillan Hall
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056