Working at Living: The Social Relations of Precarity

Parent: Department of Feminist Studies

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15g682w5Making Do. Survival Strategies under Precarity (Parts A and B)11847342413
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61s8s6nxMaking Do. Survival Strategies Under Precarity (Part C): Excess Bodies9225322114
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