Social Reproduction Theory and the Socialist Horizon

Exploring the radical potential of Social Reproduction Theory (SRT), this book examines its relevance in understanding social harms and informing struggles against capitalism. By connecting identity-based oppression to class exploitation, it highlights the interplay between productive and reproductive spheres. Drawing on recent movements like the International Women's Strike and teachers' strikes, the author demonstrates how SRT can inspire socialist politics and strategic action, making it essential for activists across various social justice movements.