“Red Housekeeping” in a Socialist Factory: Jiashu and Transforming Reproductive Labor in Urban China (1949–1962)

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RT @yige_dong: My article on jiashu 家属 in the Mao era is out. It explains what has changed and what has not regarding gendered “reproductiv…

RT @yige_dong: My article on jiashu 家属 in the Mao era is out. It explains what has changed and what has not regarding gendered “reproductiv…

RT @yige_dong: My article on jiashu 家属 in the Mao era is out. It explains what has changed and what has not regarding gendered “reproductiv…

RT @irsh_iisg: @yige_dong explores a group of women in socialist China, jiashu, performing a wide range of work inside and outside the hous…

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