The political economy of the household: Neoliberal restructuring, enclosures, and daily life
The political economy of the household: Neoliberal restructuring, enclosures, and daily life
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家庭的政治经济学：新自由主义重组、圈地和日常生活
DOI：
10.1080/09692290903573914
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发表时间：
2010
影响因子：
4.3
通讯作者：
G. LeBaron
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作者：
G. LeBaron
通过将日常生活的物质基础集中起来，新兴的“日常IPE”文学有能力在实现更综合的政治经济学方法方面取得重大进展。然而，该文献的理论框架需要扩展，以便能够充分解决家庭和生殖关系受到全球经济影响的方式。为了解决这一差距，本文试图开辟一个启发式空间，能够更清楚地确定家庭的社会和经济目的随时间的变化，并理解这些变化是如何被资本主义的社会关系塑造和塑造的。然后将这一框架应用于加拿大新自由主义重组的案例研究，表明通过劳动力市场和福利重组，以及促进私人和个人社会再生产战略，新自由主义国家对人们日常生活的积极重新排序也扩展到家庭和再生产领域。
ABSTRACT By centralizing the material foundations of daily life, the burgeoning ‘Everyday IPE’ literature has the capacity to make significant advances in achieving a more integrated political economy approach. The literature's theoretical framework, however, needs to be expanded to be able to adequately address the ways that households and reproductive relations are impacted by the global economy. Addressing this gap, this article attempts to carve out a heuristic space that can more clearly establish variations in the social and economic purpose of households over time and understand how these shifts have been shaped by, and shape, the social relations of capitalism. It then brings this framework to bear on the case study of Canadian neoliberal restructuring, demonstrating that through labour market and welfare restructuring, and the promotion of private and individual social reproduction strategies, the neoliberal state's aggressive reordering of people's daily lives extends too, into the household and spheres of reproduction.