Studies in Political Economy

This collection showcases pivotal articles from the journal, illustrating the evolution of feminist political economy in Canada over two decades.

This collection features significant articles from the journal Studies in Political Economy (SPE), highlighting the intersection of feminist thought and political economy. It provides a comprehensive overview of how feminist political economy has evolved, particularly within the Canadian context, over the past two decades. The essays included reflect on how political economy has integrated feminist perspectives and the insights these perspectives offer regarding central issues in a grounded Canadian political economy.

Studies in Political Economy aims to provoke thought on several key themes, including the relationship between theory and practice, as well as the dynamics between actors and structures. The articles demonstrate the ways in which feminist ideology has contributed to a deeper understanding of economic issues, emphasizing the importance of incorporating diverse viewpoints in political analysis. This collection serves as a valuable resource for scholars and students alike, providing a rich historical context for feminist political economy.

Additionally, the book is structured with contextual introductions for each section, explaining the relevance of selected articles and their contribution to the field. By bringing together these diverse voices and perspectives, Studies in Political Economy not only chronicles the evolution of feminist analysis in Canada but also serves as a teaching tool for those interested in the ongoing dialogue between feminism and political economy.