Women Workers and Global Restructuring

U S A: Cornell University , 1990. Young third world women work on assembly lines in factories, and it is not clear whether the work enhances or marginalizes their socio economic position. What strategies have these employers used to control these workers, and how have women resisted these tactics? How have governments promoted development while reinforcing social and legal idealologies about womens roles as wives and mothers? This book provides feminist analysis of the global economy and the state. As well as informal sectors of the third world and industialised nations. Study essays are in Java, Columbia, Greece, USA and other places. CONDITION Covers are unworn though lamination is lifting at rear bottom edge, 258 pages. Bright and crisp as new, appears unread. . Re-Issue. Soft Cover. Near Fine/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.