“El papá de mi hijo es la calle”: conciliando el trabajo productivo y reproductivo en las calles de Bogotá

Abstract

This paper aims at studying how female street vendors living in Bogotá with children between the ages of zero and five years reconcile work and family responsibilities, and argues that law does not take into account their needs when creating legal mechanisms aimed at reconciling the tension between family and work, or when designing the rules that apply to public child care services in Bogotá.