Labour, Gender and Work in North India During the COVID Period
Authors (equal input): Manasi Bera - Centre for the Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, Delhi Clelia Cascella - University of Manchester - Lecturer in Social Statistics Amaresh Dubey - Centre for the Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, Delhi - Co-PI Jihye Kim - University of Manchester - Research Associate Wendy Olsen - University of Manchester - Professor of Socio-Economics Zoe Williams - University of Manchester - Research Assistant Purva Yadav - Centre for the Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, Delhi - Co-PI The authors all jointly created this work, and they are listed alphabetically.
Book chapter for Decent Work or Decent Income? ‘Corona crisis’ experiences , eds. Lygia Sabbag Fares – School of Administration and Management - STRONG ESAGS, Santo André, SP, Brazil, and Pedro Henrique Evangelista Duarte, Goiás Federal University. Publisher Labor & Globalization Series, Hampp Verlag.
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We look closely at how the migrant returnee wave affects the village women’s work. We carefully distinguish rural and urban workers, and the large informal sector from the formal sector jobs across India.