The Care Subsidy to the Labor Market: Rethinking the Care Diamond

Este artículo examina críticamente el papel del mercado como uno de los cuatro agentes del cuidado, destacando la necesidad de diferenciar entre su función como proveedor privado de servicios remunerados y como estructura del mercado laboral. <br><br> Desde esta distinción, se argumenta —en línea...

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Hoofdauteur:	Heatley, A.
Formaat:	Journal Article
Taal:	Engels
Onderwerpen:	Trabajador Mercado de trabajo Economía Feminismo Cuidador informal Metodología México Acción social Documental
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