Power, production and social reproduction : human in/security in the global political economy

By I. Bakker, Stephen R. Gill. 2003

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• The Long Green Revolution (2013, background): “…commodification of labour points to the mechanisms of parasitism that contemporary capitalism has used to draw value from the bases of the economy, particularly – suggests Bakker – through the restructuring of social relations within the household (Bakker and Gill 2003, Bakker 2007, Federici 2004).”
• Quality of life: an approach integrating opportunities, human needs, and subjective well-being (2007, background): “This category is based on the concept of “social reproduction” (see Bakker and Gill, 2003).”