Feminism and the Politics of Creative Labour: Fashion Micro-enterprises in London, Berlin and Milan.

This article makes the case for fashion – as part of the creative industries and a major employer of women, as well as a significant space for self-organised work – to attract more sustained attention from feminist scholars in order to develop a stronger policy lobby for the sector with priority giv...

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Published in:	Australian Feminist Studies Vol. 34; no. 100; pp. 131 - 149
Main Authors:	McRobbie, Angela, Strutt, Dan, Bandinelli, Carolina
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Jun2019
Subjects:	Feminism Small business Municipal services Job creation Anti-racism
Online Access:	View this record in EBSCOhost