...The Boundary between Natural and Social Reproduction ...

..., and the related concepts of productive work, which has historically been placed in opposition to social reproduction. This critical reconstruction enables us to better grasp how some feminists and femocrats have converged with the ideology of femonationalism. performative contradiction anti-Islam feminism...

... Coca-Cola betrayal violence accumulation by dispossession social reproduction ...

... performative contradiction anti-Islam feminism women’s emancipation social reproduction workfare ...

... employment and the expansion of neoliberal capitalism. Coca-Cola betrayal violence accumulation by dispossession social reproduction ...

... the role of racial logics in the contemporary work and history of empire? The essay conceptualizes “remaindered life” as an alternative form of social reproduction that corrodes dominant social relations and instead produces fugitive socialities, which may be made available to obstruct the spread of empire...

... social reproduction of Kuwaiti families, and through their remittances, the everyday provisioning of the households and communities they have migrated from. This chapter underscores how domestic workers’ “temporariness” is produced amidst—and belied by—past and present transnational connections that knit...

... and sociobiology, two uses of the biological that see the function of social selection as the reproduction of order, this chapter advocates a new balance between variation and selection that is uncovered by a plastic reading of this new materialism. Althusser Darwin materialism ...

...Prologue<subtitle>Rahnia’s Reproductive Journey</subtitle> This chapter chronicles the story of Rahnia, whose reproductive journey to Dubai is told in her own words. Rahnia is an Eritrean-Ethiopian Muslim woman, who is grateful to the United Kingdom for taking her in as a teenage refugee...

... of racism as we know it, how are we to critically understand the role of racial logics in the contemporary work and history of empire? The essay conceptualizes “remaindered life” as an alternative form of social reproduction that corrodes dominant social relations and instead produces fugitive socialities...

... of the neurohormone oxytocin, including groundbreaking research on voles conducted in the 1990s. Like other biological kinship stories, the social neuroscientific account is closely tied to reproduction and mostly focuses on heterosexual partners and mother-infant relations. Some versions are relentlessly...

... of radio as a domestic companion, the new social acknowledgment of female sexual desire and the availability of sex advice manuals, the promotion of companionate marriage and reproduction as the focus of social life for both men and women, and the emphasis on consumerism as a source of comfort and romantic...

... it incorporates under the “gender agenda,” such as the dismantling of sex roles, the acceptance of homosexuality, and access to the new reproductive technologies, condoms, other contraceptives, and abortion. Unfortunately, the feminist and sexual rights advocates on the other side of the “gender agenda” from...

... for impotence, yijing was conceptualized as a symptom of Maoist socialism, when sexual desire was discouraged, whereas impotence became a symptom of the post-Mao reform, as public perception of sexual desire had changed from negative to positive. In the Maoist period (particularly in the Cultural Revolution...