Economic reform programs designed by the International Monetary Fund and the World
Bank—so-called 'structural adjustment programs'—have formed one of the most influential …

Structural adjustment programmes of international financial institutions have typically set the
fiscal parameters within which health policies operate in developing countries. Yet, we …

In recent years, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has re-emerged as a central actor in
global economic governance. Its rhetoric and policies suggest that the organization has …

Among the many drivers of health inequities, this article focuses on important, yet
insufficiently understood, international-level determinants: economic globalization and the …

This article deploys a feminist political economy approach centered on social reproduction
to analyze the reconfiguration and regeneration of multiple inequalities in households and …

ABSTRACT COVID-19 has shaken a foundational pillar of global capitalism: the
organisation of work. A pivotal dimension of such re-organisation has been the classification …

Abstract Aims How the Chinese government controls the Covid-19 epidemic? This paper
aims to answer this question from the perspective of public health expenditure, and policy …

Following calls for a more disaggregated approach to studying the consequences of IMF
programs, scholars have developed new datasets of IMF-mandated policy reforms, or …

This article highlights an important yet insufficiently understood international-level
determinant of inequality in the developing world: structural adjustment programs by the …

Abstract Does the International Monetary Fund (IMF) increase inequality? To answer this
question, this article introduces a new empirical strategy for determining the effects of IMF …