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No references found	62) That is, to concretely explore the dynamics of work spaces that female domestic worker are involved in, the contextualization of their lived experience needs to take into account these processes of the feminization of work and the concomitant reprivatization of household work and their implications for creating the heterogeneity of the category "woman" in terms of class, gender, and ethnicity. Migration workers as political subjects: globalization-as-practices, ... by Onuki, Hironori / Refuge ARI leader Deputy Elisa Carrio said, "Here there was not a renationalization, but rather there was a reprivatization, because a private corporation (sociedad anonima) was set up that has no controls. ARGENTINA: GOVERNMENT RESCINDS CONTRACT WITH AGUAS ARGENTINAS, ... by NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs at 49; see also Anna Gelpern, The Laws and Politics of Reprivatization in East-Central Europe: A Comparison, 14 U. Courts of limited jurisdiction in a post-transition Cuba by Travieso-Diaz, Matias F.; Musa, Armando A. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law	repressed repressed memory represser Repressible repressing repression repressive repressively repressor repressor gene Reprevable Repreve Repriefe Reprieval reprieve reprimand Reprimander Reprimer reprint Reprinter reprinting reprisal reprise Repristinate Repristination reprivatization reprivatize Reprive Reprize Reprizes repro reproach Reproachablr Reproacher reproachful reproachfully Reproachless Reprobacy Reprobance reprobate Reprobateness Reprobater reprobation Reprobationer Reprobative Reprobatory reprocess reprocessing reprocessing plant reproduce reproducer	reprinters reprinters reprinters reprinting reprinting reprinting reprinting reprints reprints reprints reprisal reprisal reprisal Reprisals Reprisals Reprisals reprise reprise reprise Reprise License Manager Reprise sans emploi reprised reprised reprises reprises reprises reprising reprising Repristinate Repristination reprivatization reprivatize Reprive reprize Reprizes repro repro repro Repro Bureautique Organisation reproach reproach reproach reproach for reproach oneself reproach with reproachability reproachable reproachable reproachable reproachableness reproachableness reproachableness Reproachablr reproachably reproachably reproachably reproached reproached reproached reproacher reproacher

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62) That is, to concretely explore the dynamics of work spaces that female domestic worker are involved in, the contextualization of their lived experience needs to take into account these processes of the feminization of work and the concomitant reprivatization of household work and their implications for creating the heterogeneity of the category "woman" in terms of class, gender, and ethnicity.

Migration workers as political subjects: globalization-as-practices, ... by Onuki, Hironori / Refuge

ARI leader Deputy Elisa Carrio said, "Here there was not a renationalization, but rather there was a reprivatization, because a private corporation (sociedad anonima) was set up that has no controls.

ARGENTINA: GOVERNMENT RESCINDS CONTRACT WITH AGUAS ARGENTINAS, ... by NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs

at 49; see also Anna Gelpern, The Laws and Politics of Reprivatization in East-Central Europe: A Comparison, 14 U.

Courts of limited jurisdiction in a post-transition Cuba by Travieso-Diaz, Matias F.; Musa, Armando A. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law