Sara Stevano

Sara Stevano is a feminist political economist and Researcher at King’s College London's Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy and Department of European & International Studies. She holds a PhD and MSc in Economics from SOAS University of London and previously served as a Lecturer in Economics at the University of the West of England, Bristol.

• Specializes in gender, class, and race intersections with paid/unpaid work and social reproduction
• Co-coordinator of the IIPPE Social Reproduction Working Group
• Research affiliate at IESE (Mozambique) and Centre of Labour and Global Production (Queen Mary University of London)

Her research bridges micro-macro divides in global political economy through interdisciplinary approaches combining feminist economics, anthropology, and heterodox economic theories. Current work includes the ESRC Rebuilding Macroeconomics project 'Opening the Black-Box of the Household in Macroeconomic Policy' and studies on urban food systems in Accra.

Key publication themes include gendered agriculture-nutrition pathways, social reproduction in the Global South, and critical analyses of informal work and food insecurity. Methodologically, she emphasizes innovative time-use analytics and qualitative fieldwork practices.