Research in Action - The Laws of Social Reproduction
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Research in Action - The Laws of Social Reproduction
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In this episode of Research in Action, Helen Wright speaks to Professor Prabha Kotiswaran and the team behind the EU-funded project, ‘The Laws of Social Reproduction’, about how law shapes women’s paid and unpaid labour in India.
Drawing on six years of interdisciplinary research into carework, surrogacy, sex work, domestic labour, and unpaid domestic and care work, they explore how ‘social reproduction’, a term that encompasses the work that sustains life, is often hidden, undervalued, or criminalised.
Combining fieldwork, feminist legal theory and policy engagement, their research shines a spotlight on this hidden engine of society by rethinking how laws and policies recognise (or refuse to recognise) women’s reproductive work, including the idea of an ‘Indian Care Manifesto’ that centres care at the heart of justice and equality.