Social reproduction and pandemic neoliberalism: Planetary crises and the reorganisation of life, work and death

This article portrays the COVID-19 pandemic as a planetary crisis of capitalist life and analyses it through feminist political economy lens social reproduction. Celebrating plurality distinctiveness reproduction theorisations, deploys three approaches to map contours present conjuncture; namely Social Reproduction Theory, Early Analyses Raced approaches. These provide key complementary insights over reorganisation life, work death triggered by pandemic. Through compounded argues that does not represent neoliberalism. Rather, represents its outcome, deepening logics, an argument which is substantiated exploring impact on reproductive architecture neoliberal capitalism; world work; racialised processes manufacturing different kinds surplus subjects. In conclusion, discusses implications this reproduction-centred reading for progressive post-pandemic politics move beyond