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Indispensable, but Invisible. the Paradox of the Work of Care that Is Directed to Capitalism

Interview with Emma Holten, author of the book Deficit, because the feminist economy will change the world (The Ship of Theseus): "I am not opposed to the fact that each of us carries out unpaid care gestures, indeed. What I do not agree with, instead, is that states do not recognize the care as a job and do not pay people who can guarantee other people to have the necessary help."
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Interview with Emma Holten, author of the book Deficit, because the feminist economy will change the world (The Ship of Theseus): "I am not opposed to the fact that each of us carries out unpaid care gestures, indeed. What I do not agree with, instead, is that states do not recognize the care as a job and do not pay people who can guarantee other people to have the necessary help."

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