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PANEL 6: THE CAPITALISM’S WAR ON HUMAN LIVES


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PANEL 6: THE CAPITALISM’S WAR ON HUMAN LIVES

Moderator: Prof. Nathalie Champroux (Cultural and Discursive Interactions (ICD) / University of Tours - FR) & Dr Jean-François Deluchey (Cultural and Discursive Interactions (ICD) / University of Tours - FR & Federal University of Pará - BR)

Prof. Silvia Federici (Hofstra University - USA) - Capitalism's War on Women and Reproduction 

For Silvia Federici, the various forms assumed by neoliberal capitalist globalization compose a frontalattack on the reproductive labor force and the power of women. These are the same forces that areexpressed in the violence against women, in the enclosures and privatizations of peasant lands, in theactions of the World Bank, in the destruction of forests and community life, as well as in the loss ofthe rights and guarantees of workers in urban centers. It is this war of capitalism against women andreproduction that Silvia Federici proposes to discuss in her conference.

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    Date de réalisation : 19 Novembre 2020
    Durée du programme : 121 min
    Classification Dewey : Économie politique
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    Catégorie : Conférences
    Niveau : Tous publics / hors niveau
    Disciplines : Sciences de la société
    Collections : LE STUDIUM Conferences, What are our lives worth to a neoliberal government? Capitalism, War and Biopolitics in the Pandemic Era
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    Langue : Anglais
    Mots-clés : capitalisme, droits des femmes, néolibéralisme
    Conditions d’utilisation / Copyright : LE STUDIUM
 

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