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The Devil baby
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Abuse of Authority and Power to Harm. On the Ministerial “Inquiry” into “Islamo-Leftism”
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In the shadow of social relations, the providers of care protest
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The Law is the Mask of the Struggle
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The “worker-actresses” of Hénin-Beaumont (2007-2019): The making of a militant play for the “Samsonites”
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Between France and Ivory Coast, the cause of care workers. Globalized practices and ordinary resistance
In Revue internationale des études du développement (2020/2 No 242)
The ethics and politics of care. Mapping a critical category in France
- By Caroline Ibos,
- Translated by Elizabeth Claire
In Clio. Women, Gender, History (2019/1 No. 49)
Masculinity of male ragpickers and devaluing of female ragpickers in Paris (1830–1880)
- By Caroline Ibos
- and Caroline Ibos
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Subalterns can dream. Mary Sibande and the resistance of South African domestic workers
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Mierle Laderman Ukeles and art as a laboratory of care — “Monday morning, after the revolution, who will take care of the trash?”
In Cahiers du Genre (2019/1 No 66)
The Fight against the Closure of the Lejaby Underwear Factory Translated to the Stage
- By Caroline Ibos,
- Géraldine Schmidt,
- Damien Mourey
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In Sociologies pratiques (2016/3 No 33)
