776:. In other words, by destroying women's autonomy and making them possessions, men were able to acquire productive capital and amass wealth. She saw family violence, not as a remnant of ancient society, but as a part of the processes to modernise. In the work, she found that socialist development had created similar social structures exploiting women and argued for creation of a utopian feminist society. In Mies's vision, the basis for labour would be usefulness rather than accumulation. She theorised that if consumers in overdeveloped places fulfilled their needs to sustain life from producers in underdeveloped countries, it would give worldwide relief from exploitation. Léveillé noted that while such a plan might work, its drawback was that it devalued things like music, flowers, and art, which while not essential or necessary to support human life provided therapeutic benefits.
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400:. In 1950, Mies met a Pakistani Muslim tourist who was travelling in Germany. Zulfiquar would have a profound influence on her life, as their relationship developed into a romance. Rejecting his proposal of marriage on the basis of their incompatible religions, led her to serious study of religious doctrines and patriarchy. She chose to remain single for many years in order to maintain her independence. In 1955, she asked for a new placement and was sent to Trier, where she taught and also studied English. Mies passed her secondary teacher's examination in 1962 and was assigned to teach English and German in
753:, she found that housewives universally earned less than the legal minimum wage. In looking at homemakers in Brazil, Britain, Pakistan, Thailand, and Turkey, PrĂŒgl confirmed that housewives were typically viewed as non-workers. However, she found that there was not a universal acceptance by women, or their various societies, of the cultural and political meaning of housewifery and its value. She concluded that because of the "multiple contextual meanings" of the term housewife, exploitation more likely resulted from the political, rather than economic, spread of
834:, unlike other ecofeminist works the book demonstrated that despite geographical differences and socio-economic variances "women's lives and bodies are being colonised" through capitalist mechanisms. Yet, Sandilands also said that gender was not the only factor involved in creating capitalist inequalities, and that a theory based on that single premise must be flawed. She said that given the diversity of women's experiences and cultural contexts, the claim that subsistence activities would solve global distribution problems might be utopian.
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714:, 1987) critiqued policies aimed at maintaining an uneven, stratified societal structure which encouraged domination and exploitation. She sought to evaluate how women's labour became hidden and how the perception that women were reliant upon a husband's income emerged. She theorised that by eliminating pay for the work women performed, making them available at all times for labour, alienating them from society by keeping them in the home, giving them no job security, and eliminating their ability to contract or
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368:). She was the seventh of twelve children, who all worked in the fields while they were pupils at the local school with only one classroom. Her mother's temperament was optimistic, but her father was a patriarchal figure and caused fear for the family members with his anger. They were raised as Catholic. She was the first student from her village to complete secondary school, which she attended in
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429:, India, on a five-year teaching engagement. She taught German classes and discovered that while her male students enrolled to enhance their ability to study engineering, the majority of women took her courses to prolong their independence, as middle-class women were not required to marry until they had completed a bachelor's degree. One of her students,
638:(1983), and praised for its methodological innovations and theoretical advancements. Scholar Nancy Barnes, stated that Mies's article was so compelling that "it alone makes the book worth buying", but noted that the chapter did not resolve the question of whether women's studies should be a stand-alone field, or integrated into other fields.
722:. She named the process which prevented women from being seen as producers or self-employed individuals and resulted in their exploitation, "housewifisation". The anthropologist Danielle Léveillé characterised Mies's works as both "masterful" and "astonishing" in that she was able to link variables from the
815:, noted that Mies argued that labour exploitation was a primary factor in developing both social classes and economic divisions. Meintel also said that Mies's chapter 7, "Class Struggles and Women's Struggles in India", was "worth the price of the book", as it told of the successful resistance by women in
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everything to increase production and profits. Mies and Shiva argued that by placing nurturing of life and health as the focal point of economics, a balance between society, the economy, and the ecosystem would be restored. The re-issuance of the book sparked new debate on the roles of women in
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pointed to Mies's connection of the threads in society that united women, colonised people, and nature as being free for exploitation. The unpaid labour of the former was easily equated to the free availability of air and water. PrĂŒgl tested Mies's theory that housewives were superexploited and
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Germany and Ireen Dubel, a policy expert on women's rights, stated that not only were her scholarly contributions pioneering, but they served as "inspiration for different generations of feminist scholars and
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that women could gain emancipation if they had the same violent means which were available to men. Opposed to war, Mies could not reconcile that simple equality with men would overcome hierarchical systems that devalued women. Having retired from teaching in 1993, she continued to be active in
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Eliosoff disagreed with the theory, saying that with large sectors of the population unemployed and living in poverty in the southern hemisphere, the turn toward subsistence and producing only goods that sustain life was questionable.
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by capitalist systems. Using the "iceberg model", they noted that the only visible labour in a traditional capitalistic society is that of the formal labour force. Hidden below the surface, the base of the iceberg represents unpaid domestic work,
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but developed in her study of lacemakers in India, is widely used by academics. Mies was one of the first feminist scholars to analyze the similarities between the position of women and colonised people in socio-economic hierarchies. Her book
791:, brought colonised people into the analysis. They explained that just as women were rendered invisible, subjugated people were isolated from mainstream society and were treated as a natural resource to be exploited. Departing from a strict
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argument, the central theme of the work was that the exploitation and oppression of women and colonised people were not secondary results caused by capitalism, but fundamental to creating the mechanisms of global production.
445:, later became her husband. In 1967, her mother became gravely ill and Mies asked to be released early from her contract. Soon after her return to Germany her mother made a full recovery, and Mies enrolled at the
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approach in methodology and in economics. Her pioneering work, which included writing textbooks on the history of women's movements, has garnered international analysis and been translated into several languages.
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to become a primary school teacher. In order to attend courses free of charge, she had to agree to teach for five years. After two years of study, she was assigned to primary schools in Auel and later in
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2090:[Proceedings: Maria Mies, Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale Women in the International Division of Labour. Zed Books Ltd, Third World Books, New Jersey, 1986, 251 pages.].
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allowing each to continue their careers in their respective countries. That year, she joined with other activists, mainly students of her classes, to found the
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768:(1986), Mies evaluated the development of feminism, the sexual division of labour, and how violence shaped politics in Africa, Asia, and
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activists. Her original concept of "housewifisation", introduced in
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Packard, Truman G.; Koettl, Johannes; Montenegro, Claudio (2012).
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women's and other social movements. She was a founding member of
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for personal or community use, has been devalued, hidden, and
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2159:(2). FlorianĂłpolis, Brazil: Instituto de Estudos de Genero,
1364:(in German). Hamburg, Germany: Spiegel-Verlag. 19 May 2023.
237:, hoping to work in Africa or Asia. Assigned to a school in
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The Subsistence Perspective: Beyond the Globalised Economy
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in the exploitation and subjugation of women. In the book
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Andrieu, Jimena; Eliosoff Ferrero, MarĂa Julia (2019).
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and the devaluation of women. She participated in the
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2048:[We've Lost a Genuine Comrade-in-Arms].
391:and then enrolled at the Pedagogical Academy in
2573:Perez-Lopez, Jorge; Schoepfle, Gregory (1993).
2143:Teixeira, Mylene N.; Strazzeri, Victor (2001).
1396:[Stories Experienced with Maria Mies].
2791:The Village and the World â My Life, Our Times
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1204:(in German). Bochum, Germany: Buxus Stiftung.
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364:region of the Prussian Rhine Province (now in
2552:. Washington, D.C.: World Bank Publications.
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1468:"Passing Away: Emeritus Professor Maria Mies"
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1277:Lutz, Herbert; Lorenz, Volker (August 2013).
1124:The Village and the World: My Life, Our Times
910:The Village and the World: My Life, Our Times
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606:. To enable her students to complete the
592:International Institute of Social Studies
408:and asked for a placement in Asia or the
282:International Institute of Social Studies
137:International Institute of Social Studies
2504:for the Economic Theory Society: 48â62.
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276:in Germany. In 1979, she began teaching
3176:20th-century German non-fiction writers
2893:Piccardi, Eleonora Gea (January 2022).
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465:Role Conflicts of Educated Indian Women
2161:Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
645:Cologne University of Applied Sciences
531:Cologne University of Applied Sciences
266:Cologne University of Applied Sciences
127:Cologne University of Applied Sciences
2855:Casalini, Brunella (September 2017).
2576:The Informal Sector and Worker Rights
2225:Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies
1911:Sandilands, Catriona (January 1996).
1632:Westmarland, Nicole (February 2001).
1430:Mascarenhas, Anuradha (17 May 2023).
1045:—————;
779:Picking up themes of domination from
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3014:from the original on 13 January 2022
1693:Methodology of Research in Sociology
1394:"Erlebte Geschichten mit Maria Mies"
1767:Griffith, Alison I. (Autumn 1986).
1392:Mengel, Monika (31 December 2006).
825:(1993), witten by Mies and scholar
1638:Forum: Qualitative Social Research
14:
3186:20th-century German women writers
3171:Writers from Rhineland-Palatinate
3106:Interview: Maria Mies (Köln 2018)
2218:PrĂŒgl, Elisabeth (January 1996).
1723:American Sociological Association
1208:from the original on 8 March 2023
751:International Labour Organization
653:, as well as in activism against
439:Tata Institute of Social Sciences
160:
3033:Bardhan, Kalpana (Spring 1990).
2871:from the original on 21 May 2023
2801:from the original on 19 May 2023
2712:(3). Thousand Oaks, California:
2608:Ăcole normale supĂ©rieure de Lyon
2169:10.1590/1806-9584-2018v26n256412
2056:from the original on 23 May 2023
1574:Yeager, Matthew G. (July 2006).
1482:from the original on 24 May 2023
1444:from the original on 18 May 2023
1406:from the original on 19 May 2023
1368:from the original on 19 May 2023
1258:from the original on 16 May 2023
2836:from the original on 5 May 2023
2370:(1). Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
1513:The Journal of Higher Education
1402:(in German). Cologne, Germany.
1293:Springer Science+Business Media
614:, a political scientist at the
210:
3049:Johns Hopkins University Press
2964:Toksoy, N. Gamze (June 2021).
2820:Bagley, Jennifer (July 2017).
2705:Organization & Environment
2494:/ Political Economic Quarterly
2372:University of Pittsburgh Press
1700:. Search term "participatory".
702:Mies's earliest works such as
264:. She taught sociology at the
1:
3035:"Being A Woman in South Asia"
2920:10.1080/10455752.2021.1905016
2441:Cuadernos de EconomĂa CrĂtica
1991:(1). Durham, North Carolina:
1838:Barnes, Nancy (Spring 1985).
1774:Canadian Journal of Sociology
1076:. In Sittirak, Sinith (ed.).
902:Mies wrote an autobiography,
898:Later life, death, and legacy
2234:University of Nebraska Press
1686:Chaudhuri, Ritu Sen (2018).
1466:Dubel, Ireen (22 May 2023).
675:decisions about their bodies
296:, based on feminist theory.
2903:Capitalism Nature Socialism
2606:(in French). Lyon, France:
2310:(2). Halifax, Nova Scotia:
2304:Labour, Capital and Society
2086:Léveillé, Danielle (1988).
1854:University of Chicago Press
1783:University of Toronto Press
1588:University of Toronto Press
1522:Ohio State University Press
922:Patriarchy and Accumulation
863:The Subsistence Perspective
856:The Subsistence Perspective
781:Patriarchy and Accumulation
708:The Lace Makers of Narsapur
636:Theories of Women's Studies
508:women's liberation movement
433:, later became head of the
187:The Subsistence Perspective
163:Indian Women and Patriarchy
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3156:Anti-globalization writers
3047:(1). Baltimore, Maryland:
3040:Journal of Women's History
2863:. Hythe Quay, Colchester:
2153:Revista Estudos Feministas
2098:(2). Quebec City, Quebec:
1474:. The Hague, Netherlands:
704:Indian Women in Patriarchy
383:From 1947, she trained in
3206:Women's studies academics
3151:German women sociologists
3141:Feminist studies scholars
2789:[Review: Maria Mies,
2722:10.1177/10860266030163010
2490:
1925:(1). New York, New York:
1690:. In Ghosh, Ghosh (ed.).
1314:10.1007/s00445-013-0743-0
1252:frauengeschichtsverein.de
1196:Schuster, Stefan (2020).
892:Western Sydney University
798:
730:, ecology, feminist, and
602:programme for women from
543:World Conference on Women
502:
292:programme for women from
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2598:Dreysse, Carmen (2022).
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2232:(1). Lincoln, Nebraska:
2001:10.1215/18752160-2835763
1852:(3). Chicago, Illinois:
1714:The American Sociologist
804:anthropology professor,
340:Early life and education
303:and in activism against
3201:People from Vulkaneifel
3196:Women political writers
2983:10.46655/federgi.946958
2861:ECPR General Conference
2826:Critics & Theorists
2660:Kanji, Nazneen (2003).
2312:Saint Mary's University
1781:(3). Toronto, Ontario:
1756:(subscription required)
1586:(4). Tornoto, Ontario:
1284:Bulletin of Volcanology
1246:Franken, Irene (2021).
958:(subscription required)
698:Scholarly contributions
659:reproductive technology
598:. There, she created a
309:reproductive technology
129:(1972â1974; 1981â1993)
3057:10.1353/jowh.2010.0193
2616:10.4000/lectures.53857
2481:Kazuo, Suzuki (2019).
1751: â via
1696:. Gandhinagar, India:
1596:10.3138/cjccj.48.4.499
1291:(8). Berlin, Germany:
1024:Women: The Last Colony
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785:Women: The Last Colony
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107:Professor of sociology
2092:Recherches FĂ©ministes
1993:Duke University Press
1979:Kato, Yutaka (2015).
1520:(1). Columbus, Ohio:
965:ISS Occasional Papers
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387:where she earned her
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243:University of Cologne
87:University of Cologne
2912:Taylor & Francis
2828:. Atlanta, Georgia:
2777:(20 February 2009).
2674:. pp. viiâxii.
2510:10.20667/peq.56.2_48
1927:Taylor & Francis
1721:. Albany, New York:
1650:10.17169/fqs-2.1.974
1202:fritz-bauer-forum.de
1020:Werlhof, Claudia von
939:Mies, Maria (1980).
774:capital accumulation
737:Political scientist
651:ecofeminist movement
604:developing countries
366:Rhineland-Palatinate
301:ecofeminist movement
294:developing countries
3146:German sociologists
2910:(1). Abingdon, UK:
2500:(2). Tokyo, Japan:
1305:2013BVol...75..743L
832:Catriona Sandilands
789:Claudia von Werlhof
783:, Mies's 1988 book
655:genetic engineering
416:Career and activism
360:, a village in the
305:genetic engineering
2698:(September 2003).
2502:Musashi University
1918:Economic Geography
1731:10.1007/BF02697788
1437:The Indian Express
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612:Kumari Jayawardena
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577:Saral Sarkar, 2010
510:, which protested
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147:Frauenforum Köln,
58:, Rhine Province,
2681:978-1-84369-466-3
2559:978-0-8213-9550-9
2298:(November 1989).
2155:(in Portuguese).
2050:Attac Deutschland
1440:. Mumbai, India.
1133:978-1-876756-82-6
1114:978-1-85649-776-3
1091:978-1-85649-588-2
1084:. pp. xâxv.
1064:978-1-85649-156-3
1037:978-0-86232-455-1
1010:978-1-85649-735-0
987:978-0-86232-032-4
551:visiting marriage
484:nuclear armaments
352:Mies was born in
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