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Title Circulating waste, circulating bodies? A critical review of E-waste trade
ID_Doc 27248
Authors Rathore, GJS
Title Circulating waste, circulating bodies? A critical review of E-waste trade
Year 2020
Published
Abstract This review article uses India's e-waste economy to examine changes in the circular economy. Today, due to a mix of consumptive economies, urban ecological concerns and its disposal in the informal economy, e-waste governance is a critical issue for the country like it is elsewhere. Drawing on preliminary ethnographic findings in the e-waste sector in Jaipur, this review challenges some of the findings on surplus labour by observing the longstanding domination of caste and kinship structures in the domestic e-waste trade. I argue that we need to study expanding spatialities of e-waste through multi-site ethnographies and a focus on context specificities that would enrich our theorization of waste.
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