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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"social reproduction theory"”.
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Regime, reputation and resilience: the queer experience of Cape Town's single-sex schools
… insights into the implicit and explicit psycho-social and systematic control felt by student bodies in highly-traditional school spaces, through the specific lens of queer students and their navigations of such spaces. The theoretical frameworks of Bourdieu's Social Reproduction Theory, the …
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Teaching Revolution: Women Primary School Teachers, Race, and Social Reproduction in Cuba
… the intersections of formal education and social difference on the island from the perspective of education workers. Despite claims that Cuba is a racial democracy in which all citizens are unified by a shared national identity, an assessment of the education system through the experiences …
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Class Struggle in the Climate Crisis: Strategic Considerations for Life-Making In and Against a Settler-Colony
… climate crisis in terms of class struggle, using social reproduction theory and an intersectional perspective. This makes the climate struggle a struggle for life-making, and not for emissions reduction. I look at a cohort of thirteen prominent climate action organizations operating in the …
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Caring biographies : qualitative explorations of South African informal sector workers' gendered subjectivities of care
… their gender identities. The study employs social reproduction theory and intersectionality as its theoretical frameworks. Social reproduction theory highlights the undervalued and often invisible labour of caregiving, which sustains capitalist economies but remains precarious, particularly …
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"Let Us Make Man": The Development of Black Male (Student)-Athletes in a Big-Time College Sport Program
… Black male sport participants in particular.With social reproduction theory and critical race theory serving as the theoretical lenses, and an Afrocentic Emancipatory Methodology as the epistemological base, the researcher sought a departure from the traditional ways of conceptualizing and …
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Students and Faculty Indivisible: Crafting a Higher Education Culture of Flourishing
… in the classroom. The dissertation uses grounded theory to explore the deep nature of student learning needs as articulated by the students themselves, seeks alignment between pedagogical and assessment protocols that foster writing expertise, and uses social reproduction theory and …
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Making Transnational Adults From Youth: Mexican Immigrant Youth in Pursuit of the Mexican Dream
… this dissertation employs transnational theory, cultural and social reproduction theory, and life course theory to explain how even prior to immigration, youth are already forming ideas about work and school-going in the United States. Subject both to the social and economic conditions of …
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDUCATION (ELE) AS A MARK OF SOCIAL DISTINCTION IN TAIWAN: BUXIBANS, ELE TEACHERS DISCOURSE, AND SOCIAL REPRODUCTION
… purpose of this study is to apply the lens of social reproduction theory to explore how English language educators view English language education (ELE) and to understand how the English language is used to create social distinctions between Taiwanese English language educators and others in …
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“On the Floor” and “At the Table”: Child Care Work, Advocacy, and the Devaluation of Social Reproduction in Canada’s Non-Profit Sector
… precarious providers of care. Drawing on social reproduction theory, it conceptualizes community-based non-profit work as a critical yet persistently undervalued site of social reproduction. Focusing on child care provision and advocacy in Ontario, the dissertation asks: How do non-profit …
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Elevating Black student voices: The underrepresentation of Black high school students in Advanced Placement courses
… experiences of Black students in AP courses was social reproduction theory, which calls for the researcher to focus on ways in which Black students and their voices are historically marginalized in educational systems. Six themes emerged from the raw data (a) Theme 1: Quality Student College …
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Home is where the heart is : trauma-informed practices, fraught transitions to housing, and radical hope among those fighting homelessness in Boston
… inefficiencies, wage stagnation, a diminished social safety net, social reproduction theory, racism, and the financial and power inequalities of capitalism. Second, homelessness is traumatic, including five categories of trauma: trauma wrought by power relationships, physical trauma, emotional …
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Social Reproduction and Teen Pregnancy: A Comparative Case Study of Six Rural Georgia
… between 20125 and 2024 using the framework of social reproduction to understand how structural, socioeconomic, and cultural forces shape reproductive outcomes. Despite national declines in teen birth rates, rural regions of Georgia continue to exhibit elevated rates due to entrenched …
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Post-Internet Queer Reproductive Work and The fixed Capital of Fertility: The Interface, the Network and the Viral as Themes and Modes of artistic Response
… translation zone where beliefs regarding social and biological reproduction are fashioned today. Offering an innovative take on the dynamic interaction between sexuality and digital technologies, this thesis sets out how queer reproduction struggles, as evidenced in the long history of …
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The Political Economy of Social Reproduction and Survival: Urban Land Occupations in Stellenbosch, South Africa
… precarity, and immiseration deepen the crisis of reproduction faced by working people primarily in cities of the Global South. As the cost of survival rises – financially, temporally, and emotionally – social reproductive labour has become more significant than ever. Women perform the vast …
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Cultural Competence--Does It Matter?: Lessons from a Mixed-Methods Study of Wraparound Practice
<p>This mixed methods study investigated whether caregivers' ratings of wraparound fidelity and satisfaction with the wraparound process differed based upon their facilitators' self-assessed cultural competence and caregivers' reported stress. An explanatory sequential design was used. The …
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Pollinator People: an ethnography of bees, bee advocates and possibilities for multispecies commoning in Toronto and London, ON
There is growing scientific evidence showing that many important pollinator species are in decline around the world. Bees are the most important pollinators in many parts of the world, and the combination of population declines in wild bees and widespread health problems among domesticated honey …
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Crafting collective community-based economies by/for the marginalized: The case of Baluch women needleworkers in peri-urban Iran
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-05-01