Does the emergence of widespread precariousness in contemporary economies, and particularly in the context of the ongoing pandemic, mean that class must now be taken seriously again? If so, how can class analysis be inter-linked with gender and/or race analysis? Answer with reference to analyses such as those provided by the Combahee River Collective, Nancy Fraser, Leo Panitch and Nancy Krieger.

Does the emergence of widespread precariousness in contemporary economies, and particularly in the context of the ongoing pandemic, mean that class must now be taken seriously again?  If so, how can class analysis be inter-linked with gender and/or race analysis?  Answer with reference to analyses such as those provided by the Combahee River Collective, Nancy Fraser, Leo Panitch and Nancy Krieger.