Has the Feminist Economics Intellectual Project Lost its Way? An Analysis of the Journal’s Evolution
分析了1995至2019年间《女权主义经济学》期刊的投稿与发表情况，发现发表内容更实证和交叉性，但定量实证稿件更易被拒，且主流经济学中性别研究的增加导致更多缺乏女权主义视角的“添加性别并搅拌”式投稿。
This article analyzes the methodologies, scope, and impact of manuscripts submitted to and published in Feminist Economics from 1995 to 2019. The analysis finds that in addition to becoming increasingly empirical, Feminist Economics publications have also become increasingly intersectional. However, quantitative empirical submissions, relative to other methodological approaches, are more likely to be desk rejected and less likely to be eventually published if they proceed to peer review. The increasing attention to gender in the mainstream of the economics discipline, proxied by the prevalence of gender analyses in the discipline’s top thirty journals, is also associated with increased desk rejection, reflecting a rise in submissions that take a mainstream “add gender and stir” approach. Ultimately, this study aims to understand how feminist economics has evolved since the inception of the journal and to spark conversation about how to continue to make the journal and economics more feminist in the future.HIGHLIGHTS Publications in Feminist Economics have become increasingly intersectional.Non-empirical work has been favored in the publication process.Special issue articles garner more citations on average.Intersectional articles garner fewer citations on average.More “gender” papers lacking feminist engagement have been submitted over time.