What Austerity Has done to Care Work and Care Workers: An Interview with Emma Dowling

Unproductive Labor Podcast, Episode 14

Unproductive Labor · What Austerity Has done to Care Work and Care Workers: An Interview with Emma Dowling Emma Dowling is a sociologist and political scientist and teaches at the University of Vienna. She previously held academic positions in Germany and the UK. Her research interests include political economies of unpaid ...
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What Austerity Has done to Care Work and Care Workers: An Interview with Emma Dowling

At the Border

Going into Poland’s forests to help migrants gave me a sense of peace but the journey is far from over

Before leaving for Podlachia I naively assumed that my trip would have a beginning and an end, that I would gain a better understanding of the ongoing crisis and the role people such as myself could play in it. I seem to have reached some geographical and symbolic end. However, ...
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At the Border

Being a Woman is Work

How capitalist society (de) values ‘female’ labor

This is essay is part of the OOPS course Law and Sexuality. The current division of labor has been perceived as equal for many, but remains impractical in the long term, especially in our contemporary capitalist America. The challenges that come with capitalism, such as inflation and recession, has forced each member ...
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