Isabella Bakker - Concepedia

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Isabella Bakker

York University

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ISABELLA BAKKER, Isabella Bakker

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York University University of Cape Town

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Isabella Bakker is an author at York University specializing in social change, social sciences, and anthropology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Education	3	3	656
2	Business	2	2	41
3	Language Studies	2	2	36
4	Arts	1	1	126
5	Law	1	1	60

Isabella Bakker

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	Year	Citations
Social Reproduction and the Constitution of a Gendered Political Economy Isabella Bakker New Political Economy Women's RightSocial ReproductionSocial TheoryEducationSocial Change	2007	516
Global Health and the Global Economic Crisis Solomon R. Benatar, Stephen Gill, Isabella Bakker American Journal of Public Health Preventive MedicineGlobal Health ProgramMedical AnthropologyBioethicsGlobal Healthcare	2011	165
Rethinking power, production, and social reproduction: Toward variegated social reproduction Isabella Bakker, Stephen Gill Capital & Class Social ReproductionSocial TheoryUnfolding ContradictionEducationSocial Change	2019	126
Making progress in global health: the need for new paradigms Solomon R. Benatar, Stephen Gill, Isabella Bakker International Affairs Critical Public HealthGlobal Health LawHealth PoliticsHealth System AnalysisGlobal Economic System	2009	102
New Constitutionalism and the Social Reproduction of Caring Institutions Stephen Gill, Isabella Bakker Metamedicine DemocracyConstitutional LawNew ConstitutionalismLawPolitical Science	2006	60
Variegated Social Reproduction in Neoliberal Times: Mainstream Silences, Feminist Interventions Isabella Bakker NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research Development TheoryEconomic DevelopmentDevelopment EconomicsSustainable DevelopmentUnfolding Contradiction	2020	24
States, work and social reproduction through the lens of migrant experience: Ecuadorian domestic workers in Madrid Isabella Bakker, Rachel Silvey Human MigrationSocial ReproductionLabor MigrationSociologyEcuadorian Domestic Workers	2012	22
Macroeconomic governance, gendered inequality, and global crises Adrienne Roberts, Stephen Gill, Brigitte Young, Social InequalityEconomicsMacroeconomicsGender StudiesBusiness	2011	17
Introduction Social reproduction and global transformations – from the everyday to the global Isabella Bakker, Rachel Silvey CultureIntroduction Social ReproductionWorld CulturesGlobal TransformationsGlobalization	2012	14

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