15. Fukushima: A Call for Womens’ Leadership Ariel Salleh1 On 11 March 2011, the Fukushima nuclear electricity plant in Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami. An undetermined land area remains uninhabitabl

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18. Interview with Priscilla Gonzalez Silvia Federici: In your website you describe the recent passing in New York State of the Bill of Rights that Domestic Workers United (DWU) has been fighting for as a historic victor

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4. Wages Against Housework Silvia Federici 1974 They say it is love. We say it is unwaged work. They call it frigidity. We call it absenteeism.

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19. A Male Domestic Worker An Interview With RJ Maccani1 Silvia Federici: What is it like to be a male nanny? What are the main differences from the viewpoint of how you are treated by employers, what is expected of you,

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5. On Sexuality as Work Silvia Federici 1975 Sexuality is the release we are given from the discipline of the work process. It is the necessary complement to the routine, regimentation of the work-week. It is a license t

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21. The Triumph of the Domestic Workers Konstanze Schmitt In the rich countries, we are having a boom of domestic labour. More and more children, elderly persons and people with disabilities are being cared by domestic w

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