Industrial Patriarchy and the Politics of Scale
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How do gender orders and social reproduction in industrial regions intersect with the politics of scale and regional restructuring?
At the intersection of regional sociology and gender studies, this long-term research agenda connects industrial patriarchy and social reproduction with the politics of scale. It brings together studies of local university students’ work and job-search experiences, young people’s subject formation, developmental-state spatial strategies, megacity formation, and local extinction discourse.
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