The DAWN Discussion Papers are intended to generate wide-ranging debate and discussion of ongoing analysis under different themes on which the organisation works. The papers are made available prior to finalisation as part of our mission to inform, network and mobilise. Feedback and comments are welcome and may be sent to info@dawnnet.org.
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Navigating the Perfect Storm: Macroeconomic Volatility, Decolonial Shifts, and the Resurgence of the Global South
BRICS and the Transformation of the Global Economic Order: Decolonial Aspirations, Contradictions, and Feminist Futures
The role of International Financial Institution (IFIs) in current macroeconomic trends: A Case Study of the Global Tax System
Global Tax Governance from a Feminist Perspective
Austerity, Sovereign Debt, and Social Development: Lessons from Ghana
An Analysis of Debt Issues in Middle-Income Countries: The Sri Lanka Case
From financialisation to assetization: grasping the challenges posed by contemporary capitalism from a feminist perspective
System Change Before Planetary Collapse: A Feminist Perspective on Ecological Justice and Macroeconomics
Issue Paper #6 – Where did the Trips Waiver end up-an Analysis of the 2022 WTO Ministerial Conference and its outcomes
Financing the Blue Economy: Impacts and Implications for Gender
Equality and Women’s Empowerment in the global South
An Analytical Framework on the Gender Impact of China’s Global Engagement in the global South
JAMAICA: COVID-19, Labour Policy and Domestic Workers Rights
SOUTH AFRICA: Social Protection through Fiscal Policy during the COVID-19 pandemic
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Social Protection and Care Policies in a Time of COVID-19
BARBADOS: Social Policies in times of COVID-19: Analysis of the Adopt Our Families Programme and The Increase of Minimum Wage
KIRIBATI: Pacific Labour Mobility Schemes in the COVID-19 Context
CHINA: The Impact of COVID-19 on Domestic Workers and Policy Responses
GHANA: The Socioeconomic Cost of COVID-19 Austerity: The Case of the School Feeding Programme
CHILE: Collective Care to Confront the Pandemic and the Criminalisation of Migration
MALAYSIA: Organising Migrant Domestic Workers: Prospects and Challenges in times of COVID-19 crisis
BOLIVIA: Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes in the COVID-19 Crisis
ARGENTINA: The Pathway Towards the National Care System
INDIA: Pandemic, Patriarchy and Precarity: Labour, Livelihood & Mobility Rights
