Beyond states and markets/
Beyond states and markets/ the challenges of social reproduction
edited by Isabella Bakker
- Abingdon, Oxon, [England]: Routledge, 2008.
- 206 p.
Introduction Part 1: Social Reproduction and Economic Globalization 1. New Constitutionalism and Social Reproduction 2. Towards Globalization with a Human Face 3. Global Integration of Subsistence Economies and Women's Empowerment 4. Limits to Empowerment: Women in Microcredit Programs, South India 5. Human Trafficking as a Manifestation of Globalization Part 2: Transnational Social Reproduction and the Crisis of Biological Reproduction 6. Working Women, the Biological Clock and Assisted Reproductive Technologies 7. Reproduction, Re-Reform and the Reconfigured State: Feminists and Neo liberal Health Reforms in Chile 8. States, Work, and Social Reproduction through the Lens of Migrant Experience: Ecuadorian Domestic Workers in Madrid 9. Managing Migration: Reproducing Gendered Insecurity at the Indonesian Border 10. Afterword
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306.3 / BAK/B
Introduction Part 1: Social Reproduction and Economic Globalization 1. New Constitutionalism and Social Reproduction 2. Towards Globalization with a Human Face 3. Global Integration of Subsistence Economies and Women's Empowerment 4. Limits to Empowerment: Women in Microcredit Programs, South India 5. Human Trafficking as a Manifestation of Globalization Part 2: Transnational Social Reproduction and the Crisis of Biological Reproduction 6. Working Women, the Biological Clock and Assisted Reproductive Technologies 7. Reproduction, Re-Reform and the Reconfigured State: Feminists and Neo liberal Health Reforms in Chile 8. States, Work, and Social Reproduction through the Lens of Migrant Experience: Ecuadorian Domestic Workers in Madrid 9. Managing Migration: Reproducing Gendered Insecurity at the Indonesian Border 10. Afterword
0415775868
306.3 / BAK/B