Titlebook: Social Reproduction, Solidarity Economy, Feminisms and Democracy; Latin America and In Christine Verschuur,Isabelle Guérin,Isabelle Hille B

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Introduction,ystem, solidarity economy initiatives are emerging and bubbling up, at different levels. They are acting for change and constituting paths of resistance to capitalism and to its destructive consequences.

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Social Reproduction: A Key Issue for Feminist Solidarity Economy,for accumulation in the globalized capitalist system. It is also, increasingly, a terrain for struggles and social transformations. We define social reproduction as .. This definition is enriched by the contributions of the practices and political struggles of the most marginalized groups and thus n

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Solidarity Economy Under a Feminist Lens: A Critical and Possibilist Analysis,t for both the violence of domination and the potential to resist. It contributes to inform the discussion on solidarity economy, that has arisen in Latin America and some European countries, but remains less known in some countries, especially in the Anglosphere and in Asia. The chapter draws on ex

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Forging Solidarities: Women Workers in the Informal Sector in Tamil Nadu, chapter explores the solidarity-based ties and social bonds these organizations have forged. It traces the struggles and campaigns by which women workers organize to defend their livelihoods, constitute themselves as the subjects of rights and press claims vis-à-vis state actors and private employe

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Solidarity at the Crossroads: Struggles and Transformations of Domestic Workers in Kerala,xtualized within the larger socio-political ecosystem of Kerala, where SEWA movement has been collectivizing and organizing socially and economically disadvantaged women. The chapter?makes a modest attempt to describe the ways in which solidarity emerges among the assembled individuals. The study ke

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Afterword: The Cross-Fertilization Between Feminism and the Solidarity Economy,e important reasons that have so far limited this potential, such as the mutual ignorance between the social economy and the social movements, including the feminist one; the focus of certain feminist trends on differences and identities more than on economic issues; and the persistence of a mostly