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Capitalism and the production of uneven bodies: women, motherhood and food distribution in Britain c.1850–1914

This article argues that processes of social reproduction are central to our understanding of body formation under capitalism. This paper develops the concept of uneven body as a more holistic approach integrating into corporeal geography a social reproduction lens. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Other Philippine Publications Subject: Uneven body, Social reproduction, Capitalism, Food distribution, Britain …

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The Care Burden Affects Us All: Assessing Men’s Stake as Caregivers in the United States – Survey Data from a February 2024 Online Survey

The data presented here was collected by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) as part of a national report on working women’s challenges related to caregiving. IWPR generously shared with Equimundo additional analysis fathers and men’s reports burdens caregiving, paid work financial planning. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Other Philippine Publications Subject: Care burden, Men’s …

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Connecting Unpaid Care Work and Childhood Development for Gains in Women and Children’s Rights

This policy brief focuses on the unpaid care work and early childhood development, tackling how women’s rights affects children’s rights. Asset Type: Publications Collection: International Organization Subject: Women’s rights, Children’s rights, Unpaid work, Early childhood development, Policy brief Author: Deepta Chopra Publisher: Institute of Development Studies Publication Date: January 2014

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