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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"crisis of social reproduction"”.

  1. Life sustaining responses and everyday care work during the HIV/AIDS and Covid-19 crises in Cape Town, South Africa

    The Covid-19 pandemic exposed a profound crisis of social reproduction in South Africa, revealing the fragility of household and community capacities to absorb care responsibilities amidst longstanding inequality and gaps in state social protection. In Cape Town, neighbourhood-based Community …

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  2. Naples between touristification and commoning: the production of the freed space in the heart of the tourist zone

    The Southern European city of Naples (Italy) has been shaped by two opposite urban processes over the last decade. One is the phenomenon of touristification, which has entailed the financialisation of housing, the displacement of inhabitants and daily commerce, the privatisation of the public …

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  3. Towards a Historical Materialist Analysis of Femicide in Post-Conflict Guatemala

    Despite nearly twenty years of official peace in Guatemala since the signing of the 1996 Peace Accords, violence continues to remain a grave problem throughout the country. In particular, extreme forms of gender-based violence have been reportedly problematic over the past two decades, with a …

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  4. Soziale Reproduktion in der und durch wirtschaftspolitische Forschung

    Soziale Reproduktion bezeichnet sowohl den Erhalt und die Wiederherstellung von Arbeitskraft als auch die Reproduktion der Reproduktionsverhältnisse selbst. In der marxistisch-feministischen Theorie hat der Begriff zentrale Bedeutung, da er die meist von Frauen geleistete, im Kapitalismus jedoch …

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