Elisa Bosisio

Elisa holds a PhD in Political Philosophy from Roma Tre, with a thesis on the links between labor, social reproduction and value/surplus in advanced capitalism.

Her research now examines the relations between law, political economy and the discourses nourished by nationalisms and capitalism, converging, through the differential injunction to biological reproduction, the re-privatization of care within the white nuclear family, demographic control via confinement and exploitation, and the hardening of borders. Alongside this systemic critique, she embraces abolitionism as a prefigurative space.

With Angela Balzano and Ilaria Santoemma she edited Conchiglie, pinguini e staminali; with Maddalena Fragnito, Federica Timeto, Layal Ftouni and the Palestinian Feminist Collective, Spermopolitica. Genocidio riproduttivo e resistenza in Palestina; she wrote Corpi, nature e tecnologie tra capitale avanzato e "nuovi" fascismi, in RadicAzioni.