Feminist Visions of the Future of Work in Asia
"The Future is Feminist” is a global project of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, working worldwide with feminists to develop positive visions for a better future that focus on economic policy issues and critical economic perspectives. The project in particular analyses the effects of digitalization and the future of work.
This study is the contribution from Asia and focuses on the narratives, trends and developments in this region.
Aneja, Urvashi
Feminist visions of the future of work
Berlin, 2019
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