The Invisible Double Shift: A Comparative Analysis of Unpaid Labor in Mexico and Argentina from an Intersectional Perspective
The Invisible Double Shift: A Comparative Analysis of Unpaid Labor in Mexico and Argentina from an Intersectional Perspective” offers a comparative analysis of the unequal distribution of unpaid labor in Mexico and Argentina, drawing on an intersectional perspective that highlights how gender, ethnicity, age, and socioeconomic conditions shape the burdens of caregiving and domestic work. Based on empirical evidence and econometric models developed using data from the National Time Use Surveys (ENUT), the research demonstrates that women continue to shoulder a large portion of the tasks that enable the daily reproduction of life, without economic recognition or social protection.