Laws of Social Reproduction

European Research Council funded project analysing the regulation of women’s reproductive labour in India

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Haleemah Patel

Posts by Haleemah Patel:

Regulating Reproductive Technologies: A Blow to Inclusive Family Forms
Schemes that offer zilch relief to workers
Social reproduction as method: pandemic neoliberalism, and reproductive crises of work, life and death
Universally Invisible: Domestic Workers in India
Labouring Dance, Labouring Performance: Interdisciplinary Conversations on Erotic Dancing in India
Street, Footpath, Gated Community: Masculinity, Pornography and the Erotics of Tradition and Modernity
Precarious Pasts, Emancipatory Futures: Interdisciplinary Conversations on Sex Work in India
Paid Domestic Work as “Decent Work”: Inter-Disciplinary – Conversations in the Indian Context
Troubling Gifts: Revisiting the Indian ART and Surrogacy Bills
India’s First National Time-Use Survey 2019: Critical Perspectives

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This project is generously funded by a 2017 European Research Council Consolidator Grant and hosted by Kings College London

The Laws of Social Reproduction project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. (under grant agreement No. 772946)

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