1 “... that what feminists call social reproduction is a more basic framework, upon which most forms of power...”

2 Table of Contents: “...1 • Introduction -- 2 • A Comparative Method -- 3 • Household Social Reproduction and the Canonical...”

3 Table of Contents: “... -- The Family’s Contribution to Social Reproduction: A State Concern -- From Institution to Self-regulation...”

4 Table of Contents: “... Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead -- Introduction: Disparities in wage relations and social reproduction...”

5 “... and the educational "prac­ tices" connected with it as a potent instrument of social control, a tool for social...”

6 “..., postmodernism, oppression, disabilities, emancipation, corporatism, meritocracy, democracy, socialization...”