SOMMAIRE:
Introduction – Social reproduction in international political economy : Theoretical insights and international, transnational and local sitings;
The forgotten dimension of social reproduction: The World Bank and the poverty reduction strategy paradigm;
Making migrant domestic work visible: The rights based approach to migration and the `challenges of social reproduction`;
Tourism development and the restructuring of social reproduction in Central America;
The political economy of the household: Neoliberal restructuring, enclosures, and daily life;
The crisis of social reproduction in rural Mexico: Challenging the `re-privatization of social reproduction` thesis.

SOMMAIRE:
Introduction – Social reproduction in international political economy : Theoretical insights and international, transnational and local sitings;
The forgotten dimension of social reproduction: The World Bank and the poverty reduction strategy paradigm;
Making migrant domestic work visible: The rights based approach to migration and the `challenges of social reproduction`;
Tourism development and the restructuring of social reproduction in Central America;
The political economy of the household: Neoliberal restructuring, enclosures, and daily life;
The crisis of social reproduction in rural Mexico: Challenging the `re-privatization of social reproduction` thesis.