Working at Living: The Social Relations of Precarity

Parent: Department of Feminist Studies

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0m87j6n1Working Under Precarity: Work Affect and Emotional Labor24051786546
9gt387hhRethinking Bondage21825736357
6k98d998The Fetish of Development21457665635
15g682w5Making Do. Survival Strategies under Precarity (Parts A and B)19823825736
54w0c5jfWorking, Living, and Belonging18936724734
6bk5x0j5Working at Living: The Social Relations of Precarity18427675040
61s8s6nxMaking Do. Survival Strategies Under Precarity (Part C): Excess Bodies14322583429
1gr56729Making Do. Survival Strategies under Precarity (Parts A and B)917422814

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