BITS & BRIEFS: Nancy Fraser on a crisis of care // Thomas Piketty on Anthony Atkinson // Politics of divination and neoliberalism // From Karl Marx to basic income – Economic Sociology & Political Economy
PDF) Nancy Fraser's Zeitdiagnose: Capitalism after the Financial Crisis
Capitalism's Crisis of Care - Dissent Magazine
Nancy Fraser - Wikipedia
Nancy Fraser: Benjamin Lecture 1 - Gender, Race, and Class through the Lens of Labor - YouTube
Care and a shorter working week | Workers' Liberty
Exhaustion and caregiving, the care crisis as seen by Nancy Fraser
Nancy Fraser: Die reproduktiven Widersprüche des Kapitalismus
Contradictions of Capital and Care - Diskussionsrunde mit Nancy Fraser - KTB
PDF) Exhaustion and caregiving, the care crisis as seen by Nancy Fraser | PhiLab (Centre de recherche sur la philanthropie canadienne) - Academia.edu
Contradictions of Capital and Care – Nancy Fraser – Making Difference: Architectures of Gender
Capitalism's Crisis of Care - Feministeerium
Nancy Fraser
Cannibal Capitalism - Fraser, Nancy - Dussmann - Das Kulturkaufhaus
Cannibal Capitalism: How our System is Devouring Democracy, Care, and the Planet – and What We Can Do About It (English Edition) eBook : Fraser, Nancy: Amazon.de: Kindle-Shop
Nancy Fraser, Contradictions of Capital and Care, NLR 100, July–August 2016
Nancy Fraser on the "contradictions of capital and care" - Frontpage - e-flux conversations
CANCELLED - Nancy Fraser to speak on "Crisis of care? On the social-reproductive contradictions of financialized capitalism" | Channels - Contribute - McGill University
Nancy Fraser, "Cannibal Capitalism: How our System is Devouring Democracy, Care, and the Planet and What We Can Do About It" (Verso, 2022) on Spotify
Nancy Fraser: „Wir müssen die Werte auf den Kopf stellen“ | Philosophie Magazin
Nancy Fraser's Lessons From the Long History of Capitalism | The Nation
Nancy Fraser: »Intersektionalität beschreibt etwas, aber erklärt nichts« | JACOBIN Magazin
Crises of Care' | February 16, 2017 4:30 PM
Der Allesfresser" von Nancy Fraser: Alles zu schlimm, um wahr zu sein | ZEIT ONLINE
