Women's Employment and the Capitalist Family

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Focusing on the intersection of women's roles and capitalism, the book analyzes the evolving status of women in the workforce, particularly within the context of the British economy. It critiques existing literature and explores key concepts such as domestic labor, patriarchy, and gender theory, while also periodizing the capitalist family. The author presents complex theories in an accessible manner, making it suitable for a diverse audience interested in gender studies and labor economics.