Beyond the Domestic Labour Debate

Maxine Molyneux

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Political Economy and Marxism Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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It is nearly a decade since the first texts in the recent domestic labour debate appeared, and since then over fifty articles have been published on the subject of housework in the British and American socialist press alone. This interest in domestic labour has arisen from a wide . . .

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