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• W2051273135 abstract "Caring labor has long been considered “women's work” in economics. It is a problematic concept because its affective dimension means that it does not fit neatly into the category of work, and dominant gender ideology constructs it as a “labor of love.” The problem, according to feminist economists, is that the nature of care and the dependency of those receiving care imply that caregivers must genuinely care about those to whom their well-being is entrusted. From a global political economy perspective, the problem is that migrant populations—disenfranchised and disposable—provide much of the care work that the more prosperous world depends on. The feminist economics work on care frames it in terms of households and markets, which leaves in place its racialized, feminized, and heteronormative connotations. This paper argues for using a queer/global political economy lens that focuses on care work as sites of biopolitics. This analytic move allows feminist scholars to examine its affective dimension without reinscribing it as women's work." @default.
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• W2051273135 title "Querying the Paradox of Caring Labor" @default.
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