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Routledge Revivals

Family, Economy and State

The Social Reproduction Process Under Capitalism

Family, Economy and State

Routledge Revivals

Family, Economy and State

The Social Reproduction Process Under Capitalism

Routledge Revivals: Family, Economy and State

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First published in 1986, Family, Economy, and State examines different dimensions of the social reproduction process, analyzing the institutions, social processes, and forms of state intervention that contributed to the reproduction of households and working populations in the advanced industrial societies of that era.

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First published in 1986, Family, Economy, and State examines different dimensions of the social reproduction process, analyzing the institutions, social processes, and forms of state intervention that contributed to the reproduction of households and working populations in the advanced industrial societies of that era.

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