5 juillet 2016
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Silvia Federici, « Women, Reproduction and Globalization », Graduate Institute Publications, ID : 10.4000/books.iheid.6171
Introduction This essay continues a research that I started in the 1980s on the impact of globalization on women and the international feminist struggle. The framework for it came from the lesson I learnt from the wages for housework movement of the 1970s which stressed that the unpaid work by which labor is reproduced is the root of the exploitation of women in the capitalist society; for this labor is the main social function expected from us, and the pillar upon which every other form of w...