Titlebook: Low-Income Islamist Women and Social Economy in Iran; Roksana Bahramitash,Atena Sadegh,Negin Sattari Book 2018 The Author(s) 2018 women in

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Informal Networks of Religious Women and Social Economy,-based, poverty reduction effort by these women to fill the gap between what the government programs offer and the needs of communities. The focus on the invisible network of Islamic women seeks to highlight invisible, micro and informal, community building and communal care carried out by women.

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Conclusion,e to build solidarity, and in conflict over issues such as the hijab, can and do come together in the solidarity economy. Poverty reduction and community care has the potential to be the most effective way to build feminist solidarity over and above the human rights discourse which tends to dominate Western feminism.

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Book 2018assistance to those struggling to make ends meet.  The culmination of years of fieldwork in different parts of the country, this book sheds light on how religious women form the backbone of Iran’s social safety net as the welfare state fails and social protection policies dwindle.

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Book 2018 women in community care and poverty reduction has been underestimated and under-researched in the broader academic community, due to the “invisible” nature of these informal and predominantly religious networks. As economic hardship in Iran increases, women in the community have mobilized to bring

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-52539-0women in Iran; gender; international economics; social economy; solidarity economy; Middle Eastern cultur

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