Publish at October 12 2021 Updated October 20 2021
"Studying work allows [...] to understand facts that go beyond the framework of the activities observed and to account for the way in which gender can be set up as a trans-situational order. In this sense, work can serve as a laboratory for grasping broader social and societal issues."
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