Studies in political economy developments in feminism (Women's Press, 2003)
Articles originally published in Studies in political economy. - Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002
Includes bibliographical references (pages 333-357)
General introduction / Caroline Andrew, Pat Armstrong, and Leah F. Vosko -- Production and reproduction: feminist takes -- Beyond sexless class and classless sex: towards feminist Marxism / Pat Armstrong and Hugh Armstong -- Spatially differentiated conceptions of gender in the workplac e/ Pamela Moss -- The retreat of the State and Long-term care provision: implications for frail elderly people, unpaid family carers and paid home care workers / Jane Aronson and Sheila M. Neysmith -- Flexible workforces and the class-gender nexus / Wallace Clement -- Changing labour process and the nursing crisis in Canadian Hospitals / Jerry White -- The domestication of women's work: a comparison of Chinese and Portuguese immigrant women homeworkers / Wenona Giles and Valerie Preston -- Flexible work, flexible workers: the restructuring of clerical work in a large telecommunications company / Bonnie Fox and Pamela Sugiman -- Engendering the State in SPE: the interreltations of theory and practice, and of class, race and gender / Caroline Andrew -- Classes and States: welfare state developments, 1881-1981 / Goran Therborn -- The conceptual politics of struggle: wife battering, the women's movement and the State / Gillian Walker -- Depoliticizing insurgency: the politics of the family in Alberta -- Lois Harder -- The pasts (and Futures) of feminist political economy in Canada: revigin the debate / Leah F. Vosko