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100			_aNair, Gayatri and Hofman, Nila Ginger _934030
245			_aMiddle-class women and domestic work in India and the united states: Caste, race and patriarchy
260			_aSociological Bulletin
300			_a71(1), Jan, 2022: p.24-40
520			_aThis study compares middle-class women’s experience of domestic work in India and the United States(US), highlighting similarities in how domestic work is organised in its paid and unpaid forms across both sites. The focus on middle-class women’s experience as unpaid workers and employers of domestic workers provides an insight into how the social and economic values of domestic work are determined. Despite social and political differences, the political economies of India and the US and interlocking systems of oppression including patriarchy, neoliberalism, caste and race have produced similarities in the undervaluation of domestic work at both sites.- Reproduced
650			_aDomestic work, Middle-class women, Caste, Race, Neoliberalism. _932892
773			_aSociological Bulletin
906			_aDOMESTIC WORK
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