The extent to which men take on unpaid as well as paid care work is not only important in view of the worsening care crisis. This issue's focus considers masculinity and care as a transforming tension. The Open section addresses the incision of the Corona pandemic, feminist science and technology, and disability/chronic illness and talent management.
Today, the feminist “we” is fragmented and fluid. The invocation of women reflexively triggers accusations of essentialism. How can we commemorate individuals all over the world, who decided to act politically – on their own or as part of a movement – as women, to fight sexist exploitation and oppression in politics, education, economics, law, culture, and private life?
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