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Women s Reproductive Bodies and Labour as The Premise for The Survival of The Capitalist System: A Transnational Feminist Inquiry into Contemporary and Speculative Future Forms of Capital Accumulation
This dissertation examines how capitalism has remained predicated upon women's reproductive bodies and labour in the contemporary moment and its possibilities for the future. Relevant to the current aftermath of overturning Roe v. Wade, this research incorporates the concepts of gender, race, geopol...
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Department of Political Studies
2025
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