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Living a bare life: assembling the everyday of migrant domestic work in Cairo
This ethnographic study of work in Cairo argues that the laboring lives of migrant domestic workers in this locality are both similar and different to that of other spatial locations. Con- trary to the re-hashed representation in media, this text shows that migrant domestic workers in the Arabic spe...
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2016
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