A Marxist Feminist Approach to Sweatshop Labour

Author:

Müller Mirjam

Abstract

Abstract Chapter 3 begins to develop a structural critique of sweatshop labour by drawing on Marxist/socialist feminist theory to flesh out the notion of social structures developed in Chapter 2. It first reconstructs Marx’s understanding of exploitation in relation to his critique of capitalism in explicitly normative terms. By focusing on the work of Marxist/socialist feminists, it then draws attention to the limits of Marx’s analysis of exploitation with regards to analysing the gendered and racialized dynamics of sweatshop labour and argues for a more explicitly feminist analysis of sweatshop labour. Finally, it highlights the insights as well as the limitations of recent intersectional work on sweatshop labour within a (broadly speaking) Marxist/socialist feminist tradition. This serves as a point of departure for the exploitation-based critique of sweatshop labour developed in Chapter 4.

Publisher

Oxford University PressNew York

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