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Unpaid Care Work and Marital Economic Justice in Bangladesh: A Critical Feminist Socio-Legal Review
The paper examines the gap between the value of unpaid household production as calculated statistically and the treatment of non-monetary marital contributions within the Bangladeshi legal framework. I integrate the feminist political economy framework, studies on bargaining within the family and su
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