Imagining a feminist workplace: transformative potential of trade unions

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Inclusive Digital Educational Anti-discriminatory AlternativeS (IDEAS) offers knowledge from a feminist, leftist, politically engaging perspective. It presents women’s studies, gender issues, and theoretical options, speaks of social reproduction, body, sexuality, LGBTQI, and minorities rights, warns of climate changes, and rethinks the political. It is produced by Centre for Women’s Studies - Zagreb, Charles University - Prague, Colour Youth - Athens, IPAK Centre - Belgrade, University of Iceland - Reykjavik and coordinated by the Center for Women’s Studies - Belgrade. Supported by Erasmus

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Imagining a feminist workplace: transformative potential of trade unions

IDEAS Podcast

22 minutes 12 seconds

2 years ago

Imagining a feminist workplace: transformative potential of trade unions

Relying on carefully selected data as well as relevant feminist theorists, such as Mariarosa Dalla Costa and Silvia Federici, this episode highlights the core of the feminist argument on the significance of social reproduction, as it explains how the „production of goods and services and the production of life are part of one integrated process.“ The arguments are further unfolded and strengthened by concrete analysis of capitalist mechanisms as well as strategies as to how to confront them.

The author of the episode is Katarina Leaković. The text is read by Daša Duhaček.

References

Arruzza, Cinzia etal. 2019.Feminism for the 99%: A Manifesto. London. VersoBooks.

Mosseri, S. et al. 2020. The future of work and gender: Insightp aper. WGEA Commissioned Research Paper. Sydney: University of Sydney. FoW_insight_paper.pdf (wgea.gov.au) (10 Oct 2022).

Wånggren, Lena. 2018. Feminist Trade-Unionism and Post-Work Imaginaries, Journal of Applied SocialTheory1(2): 102-124.