The objective of this chapter is to explore feminist accounting research by conducting a structured literature review on feminist economics and feminism in business using an interdisciplinary approach. This work aims to identify the main topics discussed in the literature and highlight issues that are less addressed, ultimately contributing to the development of a more sustainable world. We start from a brief review of the literature available of Scopus to understand the impact of the feminist movement in research and the development of feminist research discipline. Then, a bibliometric analysis is done to understand the main available research in feminist accounting, its trajectory, and main focuses, using the database of publications in the subject area of business available on Scopus. The analysis is done by a search on title, abstract, and keywords of feminist accounting and related terms. The analysis is limited to reviews, articles, or books (and book chapters). The lack of use of the term “feminist accounting” presents a significant challenge in structuring and understanding the field, particularly for new researchers. This difficulty may obstruct the integration of feminist theories into research conducted by new scholars and impede the development of feminist theories and practices within economics and business studies.