Kaveri Haritas
Biographic Data
| ID | 1532981 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kaveri Haritas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kaveri |
| FAMILY NAME | Haritas |
| SIGNATURE | HARITAS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sorbonne Paris Cité |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6994-127X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Travail du politique et reproduction sociale des familles, de l'État et du capitalisme
Cet article propose le concept de « travail du politique » pour rendre compte du rôle actif et quotidien de nombreuses femmes de milieux populaires dans la redevabilité de l'État. Le travail du politique apparait comme une forme spécifique de travail non rémunéré, invisibilisé et féminisé car considéré comme une extension du travail domestique. Il joue pourtant un rôle majeur dans la reproduction sociale des familles, de l'État et du capitalisme …
Politics of the Poor and Political Work
Sociological literature on urban poor struggles has produced a rich and vibrant scholarship on the mobilisations of urban poor groups for state welfare and resources. These struggles for basic services and resources essential to survival have been studied as ‘everyday politics’, the ‘politics of life’ and more broadly as ‘the politics of the poor’ or ‘politics of the governed’. Recent ethnographic research has revealed how these engagements are l…
Pas par hobby, mais par survie
Gender identity in urban poor mobilizations
This paper draws on field research conducted among a group of resettled slum (1) dwellers in the west of Bengaluru, and analyzes women’s collective engagement to improve the provision of urban services in low-income neighbourhoods. The paper argues the need to deepen the focus on urban poor mobilizations below the level of the urban poor as a group – to look at the various groups, and the differences, divergences and contradictions within. Using …
Poverty and marginalisation
This article examines the women's quota at the local governance level in urban India, using several case studies of women municipal councillors, to question the evidently low numbers of poor and marginalised women amongst them. It examines issues of class, caste, and religion that have a direct impact on the access of poor women to quotas reserved for them at the local government level. The objective of this work is to draw attention to the speci…
Gender identity in urban poor mobilizations
This paper draws on field research conducted among a group of resettled slum (1) dwellers in the west of Bengaluru, and analyzes women’s collective engagement to improve the provision of urban services in low-income neighbourhoods. The paper argues the need to deepen the focus on urban poor mobilizations below the level of the urban poor as a group – to look at the various groups, and the differences, divergences and contradictions within. Using …
Poverty and marginalisation
This article examines the women's quota at the local governance level in urban India, using several case studies of women municipal councillors, to question the evidently low numbers of poor and marginalised women amongst them. It examines issues of class, caste, and religion that have a direct impact on the access of poor women to quotas reserved for them at the local government level. The objective of this work is to draw attention to the speci…
Politics of the Poor and Political Work
Sociological literature on urban poor struggles has produced a rich and vibrant scholarship on the mobilisations of urban poor groups for state welfare and resources. These struggles for basic services and resources essential to survival have been studied as ‘everyday politics’, the ‘politics of life’ and more broadly as ‘the politics of the poor’ or ‘politics of the governed’. Recent ethnographic research has revealed how these engagements are l…
Poverty and marginalisation
This article examines the women's quota at the local governance level in urban India, using several case studies of women municipal councillors, to question the evidently low numbers of poor and marginalised women amongst them. It examines issues of class, caste, and religion that have a direct impact on the access of poor women to quotas reserved for them at the local government level. The objective of this work is to draw attention to the speci…
Gender identity in urban poor mobilizations
This paper draws on field research conducted among a group of resettled slum (1) dwellers in the west of Bengaluru, and analyzes women’s collective engagement to improve the provision of urban services in low-income neighbourhoods. The paper argues the need to deepen the focus on urban poor mobilizations below the level of the urban poor as a group – to look at the various groups, and the differences, divergences and contradictions within. Using …
Pas par hobby, mais par survie
Politics of the Poor and Political Work
Sociological literature on urban poor struggles has produced a rich and vibrant scholarship on the mobilisations of urban poor groups for state welfare and resources. These struggles for basic services and resources essential to survival have been studied as ‘everyday politics’, the ‘politics of life’ and more broadly as ‘the politics of the poor’ or ‘politics of the governed’. Recent ethnographic research has revealed how these engagements are l…
Travail du politique et reproduction sociale des familles, de l'État et du capitalisme
Cet article propose le concept de « travail du politique » pour rendre compte du rôle actif et quotidien de nombreuses femmes de milieux populaires dans la redevabilité de l'État. Le travail du politique apparait comme une forme spécifique de travail non rémunéré, invisibilisé et féminisé car considéré comme une extension du travail domestique. Il joue pourtant un rôle majeur dans la reproduction sociale des familles, de l'État et du capitalisme …
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