First as Tragedy, then as Farce: The Dialectics of Global Patriarchy

Melissa Johnston | Sara Meger | December 10, 2024

In our new paper “Morbid Symptoms: A Feminist Dialectics of Global Patriarchy in Crisis,” published in the European Journal of International Relations, we introduce feminist dialectics as a theory and a method for studying patriarchy as a key ordering principle.

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Beyond intersectional political economy

Andreas Bieler and Adam David Morton | December 3, 2024

Is gender oppression a structurally necessary feature in the constitution and reproduction of capitalism, and is discrimination based on race also an in-built necessary element in the making and remaking of global capitalism?

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Study Universal Basic Income at the University of Sydney

Gareth Bryant | November 26, 2024

Introducing SSPS6008 – Universal Basic Income In 2025, the the School of Social and Political Sciences (SSPS) at the University of Sydney will offer the first unit of study focused on Universal Basic Income (UBI) to be taught at a university in Australasia. This interdisciplinary unit [...]

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A Second Twenty Years’ Crisis?

Randall Germain | November 19, 2024

How is E.H. Carr representative of mid-twentieth century intellectuals who tried to understand not so much the political irruptions of their time, but rather deeper disruptions within the world’s political economy?

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Forum: Strategies for a just and democratic climate economy

Kurt Iveson | November 19, 2024

Sydney Environment Institute presents

Strategies for a just and democratic climate economy

The economy is an increasingly significant terrain of climate politics. The climate debate has moved on from carbon pricing as the cornerstone of climate economics and is now focused on [...]

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Labour law and the reign of neoliberal legality

Brett Heino | November 12, 2024

Eugene Schofield-Georgeson synthesises, amongst other things, a juridification of social relationships, the centrality of contract as a means of repatterning those relationships, a synergy between neoliberal economic theory and law, and an opportunistic legal indeterminacy that can justify most [...]

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Winner Of The 2024 Australian International Political Economy Network (AIPEN) Richard Higgott Journal Article Prize

Ainsley Elbra | November 5, 2024

The prize committee is pleased to announce that Elliot Dolan-Evans’ article, titled ‘Pipes, profits and peace: toward a feminist political economy of gas during war’, published in the Review of International Political Economy, has won the 2024 Australian International Political Economy [...]

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