… of Work we propose social reproduction as a prism to examine labour and work in the Global
South from a feminist standpoint. We develop a social reproduction-centred methodology to …

… society, and the continued survival (biological reproduction) and … Its origins are in Karl Marx’s
critique of capitalist society, as … in examining the reproduction of non-capitalist societies, but …

… may appear to have many strengths; yet, the extent to which interdisciplinarity is …
interdisciplinarity, represent inherent challenges. Much has been written on the topic of …

… reproductive studies to core sociological and anthropological arguments about economy,
society … an interested in the burgeoning new field of reproductive studies. It is also a valuable …

… However, the relative interdisciplinarity of the entire field of sociology compared to the other
… and the Gender & Society journal. The shared norm of interdisciplinary reading and citation …

… Intended to reproduce the open and informal climate of the Stanford Center, and in full
recognition of the interdisciplinary tradition of the University of Chicago, the Committee provided …

… social responses to the sexuality and reproduction of adults with intellectual disability. …
social responses to the sexuality and reproduction of people with intellectual disability can …

… “Interdisciplinary research has immense potential to transform university research to meet …
society. But the sector is wrestling with how to create a culture that drives interdisciplinarity and …

… The first aspect points to our interdisciplinary background. ‘Affect’ is … We use both terms to
highlight the interdisciplinary … societies, we explicitly do not mean to suggest that societies have …

… and governance in the reproductive bioeconomy by exploring examples of existing global
fertility chains from our respective fieldwork on transnational reproduction networks in Israel, …