Titlebook: Social Reproduction, Solidarity Economy, Feminisms and Democracy; Latin America and In Christine Verschuur,Isabelle Guérin,Isabelle Hille B

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Solidarity Economy Under a Feminist Lens: A Critical and Possibilist Analysis,amples and on the conceptual contributions of the several case-studies, focusing on the issue of the social reproduction. Based on broad understandings of the economy and the politics, we identify four main processes through which spaces of resistance can be built and we analyse how social reproduction can be politicized.

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,Resisting the Destruction of Social Reproduction: Dalit women’s Struggle in South India, analyse the embeddedness of the struggle into caste, class, gender, space and time. We analyse the multiple ways through which women have slowly constructed themselves as political subjects, and the key role of emotions in this. We also analyse the contradictions of the State, both main supporter and main opponent of women’s struggles.

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Solidarity at the Crossroads: Struggles and Transformations of Domestic Workers in Kerala,eps questioning issues such as the implication of domestic care work on women workers that limits their work and political participation, as well as the role of social divisions in constructing a feminist solidarity as a part of political process and making women as political subjects.

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Christine Verschuur,Isabelle Guérin,Isabelle Hillenkamp,Filipe Calv?o, Ivonne Farah, Marisa Fournierter the European Union (EU) were nonetheless quick to nurture extensive trade links and far-reaching bureaucratic connections with the Chinese government. This has not only facilitated the EU becoming China’s most prominent trade partner, but also made the Brussels-based EU institutions play an infl

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