Globale (Re-)Produktionsnetzwerke aus feministischer Labour-Geography-Perspektive: Leben und Alltagskämpfe von kambodschanischen Bekleidungsarbeiter*innen

Michaela Doutch

doi:10.32387/prokla.v54i214.2101

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Michaela Doutch Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn; Abteilung für Südostasienwissenschaft https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5449-1763

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32387/prokla.v54i214.2101

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Bekleidungsindustrie, feministische Labour Geography, Globales (Re-)Produktionsnetzwerk, Kambodscha, Soziale Reproduktion

Abstract

Um Lebenswirklichkeiten und Alltagskämpfe von Arbeiter*innen in globalen Produktionsprozessen begreifen zu können, muss die theoretische Grundlage die kapitalistische Realität der Arbeiter*innen gänzlich erfassen. Globale Produktionsnetzwerke (GPNs) wie die Bekleidungsindustrie müssen als Globale (Re-)Produktionsnetzwerke (GRPNs) neu konzeptualisiert werden, um die geschlechtsspezifische und rassifizierte Seite sozialer Reproduktionsprozesse systematisch in eine Analyse um globale Produktionen miteinzubeziehen. Einer feministischen Labour Geography-Perspektive auf GRPNs folgend, zeigt ein partizipatives Forschungsprojekt mit Bekleidungsarbeiter*innen in Kambodscha, dass diese in stark verwobene räumliche Prozesse der (Re-)Produktion eingebettet sind, die stets in Bezug zueinander betrachtet werden müssen.

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