Women trapped between paid and unpaid labor : Conference on Women's Labour, 12th - 13th November 2011 Istanbul

Title	Women trapped between paid and unpaid labor : Conference on Women's Labour, 12th - 13th November 2011 Istanbul
Publication Date:	[2011]
Publication Place	İstanbul - Feminist Politika
Subject	Sexual division of laborWomen _ EmploymentWomen _ EmploymentWomen _ Turkey _ Social conditions _ CongressesWomen _ Turkey _ Social conditions _ CongressesWomen _ Legal situation, laws, etc. _ TurkeyWomen _ Legal status, laws, etc. _Turkey
Type	Book
Language	eng,tur
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	159, 159 sayfa : fotoğraf ; 21 cm
Library:	Women's Works Library and Information Center Foundation
Library Asset ID	12241
Record ID	18309
Library Location	Book Collection
Date	[2011]
Notes	Socialist Feminist Collective (SFK) brought together the papers and discussions of the two-day conference it held in Istanbul on 12-13 November 2011 in the book titled Women in the Clip of Paid and Unpaid Labor. At the conference, Heidi Hartmann presented papers titled "Capitalism and Patriarchy", Jean Gardiner presented papers titled "Care Labor", Helena Hirata presented papers titled "Flexibility and Paid Women's Labor", and Gülnur Acar Savran from SFK spoke about "Feminist Politics Today". In the book, where the texts are published in Turkish and English, in addition to the papers and panel speeches, there are also discussions held by many participants over two days and various testimonies of the participants. The book seeks answers to the following questions: Does capitalism have the potential to erode patriarchy? Can we talk about a partnership or a tension between patriarchy and capitalism? Have policies harmonizing family and work life brought gains to women? If positive developments can be mentioned, what kind of reversals can be seen in these developments in the period we live in? Does flexible work, one of the most current and concrete examples of the cooperation of patriarchy and capitalism, have a gender? Is home-based work a trap for women? Or is it a job like any other job? What are the advantages and disadvantages of part-time working for women? In cases where women choose to work part-time, what is the reason?
Sorumlular	Heidi Hartmann, Jean Gardiner, Helana Hirata, Gülnur Acar Savran
Durum	Rafta
Ortam	Kağıt
Sınıflama yer bilgisi	K 12241 [2011] k.1
Şekil	Basılı

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Women trapped between paid and unpaid labor : Conference on Women's Labour, 12th - 13th November 2011 Istanbul

Publication Date [2011]

Publication Place İstanbul - Feminist Politika

Subject Sexual division of laborWomen _ EmploymentWomen _ EmploymentWomen _ Turkey _ Social conditions _ CongressesWomen _ Turkey _ Social conditions _ CongressesWomen _ Legal situation, laws, etc. _ TurkeyWomen _ Legal status, laws, etc. _Turkey

Type Book

Language eng,tur

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions 159, 159 sayfa : fotoğraf ; 21 cm

Library Women's Works Library and Information Center Foundation

Library Asset ID 12241

Record ID 18309

Library Location Book Collection

Date [2011]

Notes Socialist Feminist Collective (SFK) brought together the papers and discussions of the two-day conference it held in Istanbul on 12-13 November 2011 in the book titled Women in the Clip of Paid and Unpaid Labor. At the conference, Heidi Hartmann presented papers titled "Capitalism and Patriarchy", Jean Gardiner presented papers titled "Care Labor", Helena Hirata presented papers titled "Flexibility and Paid Women's Labor", and Gülnur Acar Savran from SFK spoke about "Feminist Politics Today". In the book, where the texts are published in Turkish and English, in addition to the papers and panel speeches, there are also discussions held by many participants over two days and various testimonies of the participants. The book seeks answers to the following questions: Does capitalism have the potential to erode patriarchy? Can we talk about a partnership or a tension between patriarchy and capitalism? Have policies harmonizing family and work life brought gains to women? If positive developments can be mentioned, what kind of reversals can be seen in these developments in the period we live in? Does flexible work, one of the most current and concrete examples of the cooperation of patriarchy and capitalism, have a gender? Is home-based work a trap for women? Or is it a job like any other job? What are the advantages and disadvantages of part-time working for women? In cases where women choose to work part-time, what is the reason?

Sorumlular Heidi Hartmann, Jean Gardiner, Helana Hirata, Gülnur Acar Savran

Durum Rafta

Ortam Kağıt

Sınıflama yer bilgisi K 12241 [2011] k.1

Şekil Basılı