Vol 4 No 1 (2014) | feminists@law

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Published: 2014-02-15

Editorial

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The Editors

Gendering Labour Law

Introduction: Gendering Labour Law

Judy Fudge, Emily Grabham
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Preface

Ann Stewart
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Legal Constructions of Body Work

Ann Stewart
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Abject Labours, Informal Markets: Revisiting the Law's (Re)Production Boundary

Prabha Kotiswaran
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Research Note: Bingo and Feminist Political Economy

Kate Bedford
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Research Note: Rethinking Feminist Engagements with the State and Wage Labour

Donatella Alessandrini
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Unpaid Care, Paid Work and Austerity: A Research Note

Nicole Busby
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The Strange Temporalities of Work-Life Balance Law

Emily Grabham
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Gender and the Idea of Labour Law

Joanne Conaghan
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Labour, Value and Precarity in the Age of Austerity

Measuring Labour and Rethinking Value

Lisa Adkins
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BDS as a Feminist Issue

It Is Our Belief That Palestine is a Feminist Issue...

David Lloyd
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Palestinian Feminist Critique and the Physics of Power: Feminists Between Thought and Practice

Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian
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Bodies, Buses and Permits: Palestinians Navigating Care

Rana Sharif
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Some Reflections on BDS and Feminist Political Solidarity

Brenna Bhandar
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Comments

Feminism Then and Now

Camille Kumar, with an Introduction by Sarah Keenan
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Multimedia

Black and White: History of Racial Identity in Italy

Gaia Giuliani
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The Contribution of Feminism to Contemporary Public Debates About Law

Nicola Barker, Sinead Ring, Maria Drakopoulou, Rosemary Hunter
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The Policing and Prosecution of Rape: What Do We Know and How Should Our Knowledge Shape Policy and Practice?

Betsy Stanko, with Louise Ellison, Martin Hewitt and Harriet Wistrich
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