Interest in social reproduction theory (SRT) has been revived in the in the last ten odd years.
This paper positions SRT, and its refraction through a geographic lens, as particularly well …

Abstract Critically engaging with Marxist‐Feminist debates, this article argues that only
interpretations of social reproduction as value‐producing capture the features of …

This article explores 'time'as a crucial category of analysis shaping and shaped by the
dynamics of exploitation and social reproduction across the global assembly line. Focusing …

The field of feminist urban geography has shed light on the workings of power and its spatial
manifestation at multiple scales. Weaving across this scholarship, I show that it is motivated …

Worker hostels or dormitories are common in labour-intensive industries staffed largely by
migrant labour, and have long been associated with exploitative practices. More recently …

The commercial surrogacy industry in India administers in a way where the women working
as surrogate mothers live in surrogate houses. It is a space deliberately designed and run by …

This article discusses the ways that Lefebvrian thinking on urbanization has found a
purchase in Indian urban and anti-caste scholarship, and conversely, how compelling new …

Critical scholarship on twenty-first century capitalist development has called attention to
certain structural limits on employment growth. Large populations excluded from formal …

Sikkim, one of the smallest Indian states is now one of the fastest growing pharmaceutical
hubs in the country. Pharmaceutical factories are spaces where gender, technology …

Through a powerful investigation of Engels' The Condition of the Working Class in England
(1845), this paper aims to study the conditions of the working-class population in an Indian …