Feminist Perspectives on Care Work in the MENA Region: Department for Middle East and North Africa

12.03.2020

Since the emergence of capitalism, the care work performed by women has been a pillar that holds the world economy up.

Yet, until this day, care work is still unnoticed, unrecognized, unvalued or at best, undervalued. Therefore, when building a feminist vision of the Future of Work, care work must take center stage.

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Department for Middle East and North Africa
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Feminist Perspectives on Care Work in the MENA Region

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Feminist Perspectives on Care Work in the MENA Region

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