Feminist economy in motion: theoretical political experiences and challenges from women's struggles

Abstract

In Brazil, academic production on feminist economics is incipient and it contrasts with an intense and continuous dynamics of training, elaboration and mobilization of a feminist political field, for which feminist economics is a tool and a political proposal. The article presents arguments, theoretical and political challenges to the development of feminist economics identified with the rupturist perspective. They are based on the discussion of strategies and methodologies of training and self-organization, and on feminist actions in resistance to neoliberalism, articulated by the World March of Women.