ActionAid,
‘The Public Versus Austerity: Why public sector wage bill constraints must end’, October 2021

ActionAid,
‘Who Cares for the Future: finance gender responsive public services!’ April 2020.

Center for Economic and Social Rights
Arab Watch Coalition contributed in: ‘Missing Receipts: Where Did International Financial Institutions’ COVID-19 Funding Go?’, January 2022

Center for Economic and Social Rights
Bretton Woods Project, ‘Learning lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic: the World Bank’s macroeconomic policies and women’s rights’, September 2021

Chiara Mariotti,
Bretton Woods Project, ‘The IMF and Gender Equality: A Compendium of Feminist Macroeconomic Critiques’, BWP Briefings, September 2017

Center for Economic and Social Rights
Assessing Austerity: Monitoring the human rights impact of fiscal consolidation’, 2018

Chiara Mariotti,
‘Our future is public: Why the IMF and World Bank must support public services’ Eurodad Report, October 2022 

Chiara Mariotti
‘The policy lending doctrine. Development Policy Financing in the World Bank’s Covid-19 response’, Eurodad Report, September 2021

Daniel Munevar
‘Arrested Development: International Monetary Fund lending and austerity post COVID-19’, Eurodad Report, 2020

Financial Transparency Coalition
‘Recovery at a Crossroads: How Countries Spent Covid-19 Funds’ September 2022

ITUC,
‘Reform the IMF and World Bank to re-build better from COVID-19’, 21 May 2020.

Isabel Ortiz and Matthew Cummins,
‘End Austerity: A Global Report on Budget Cuts and Harmful Social Reforms in 2022-25’, September 2022. Published by ActionAid, Arab Watch Coalition (AWC), Eurodad, Financial Transparency Coalition (FTC), Global Social Justice, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Latindadd, Public Services International (PSI), The Bretton Woods Project, Third World Network (TWN) and Wemos.

Isabel Ortiz and Matthew Cummins,
‘Austerity: The New Normal – A Renewed Washington Consensus 2010-24’ October 2019.  Published by Eurodad, Global Social Justice/IPD, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Public Services International (PSI), The Bretton Woods Project

Nabil Abdo and Shaddin Almasri,
‘For a decade of hope not austerity in the Middle East and North Africa’, August 2020. Oxfam

Oxfam,
‘The Assault of Austerity” November 2022

Oscar Ugarteche Arturo Martínez Paredes,
‘LATIN AMERICA: Between debt and the pandemic. Guarded prognosis’, Red Latinoamericana por Justicia Económica y Social – Latindadd, 2021

Oxfam,
‘The West Africa inequality crisis: fighting austerity and the pandemic’, October 2021.

Oxfam,
’Adding Fuel to Fire: How IMF demands for austerity will drive up inequality worldwide’, Oxfam Briefing Paper, August 2021

Wemos and Geneva Global Health Hub,
‘Financial Justice for Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response’, November 2022.

Nabil Abdo,
‘The gendered impact of IMF policies in MENA’, Oxfam report, October 2019.

Bhumika Muchhala, Vanessa Daza Castillo and Andrea Guillem,
‘Gendered austerity in the COVID-19 era: A survey of fiscal consolidation in Ecuador and Pakistan’, Third World Network, April 2022

Latindadd, ‘Debt management:
 Fiscal rules, rights and human development in Peru’, March 2022

Gorana Mlinarević, Nela Porobić Isaković, Christin Chinkin, Jacqui True, Madeleine Rees, Barbro Svedberg
A Feminist Perspective on Post-Conflict Restructuring and Recovery – the Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina, July 2017

Center for Economic and Social Research,
Center for Economic and Social Research, ‘Public Financing of Public Services’, Topic 11, November 2020

Human Rights Watch,
‘IMF: Scant Transparency for Covid-19 Emergency Loans’, 30 March 2021.

Isabel Ortiz and Matthew Cummins,
‘Brief  on Alternatives to Austerity: Fiscal Space and Financing Options for a People’s Recovery’ September 2022.

Isabel Ortiz and Matthew Cummins,
‘Brief on Budget Cuts and Austerity Reforms in 2022-25’ September 2022.

Isabel Ortiz and Matthew Cummins,
‘Brief on What Citizens Can Do to End Austerity?’ September 2022.