Living Rooms as Factories: Class, Gender, and the Satellite Factory System in Taiwan.

Lourdes Benería · Ping‐Chun Hsiung

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Taiwan's Economic Miracle 2. Living Rooms as Factories: Women, the State, and Taiwan's Economic Development 3. Satellite Factory System from Within 4. Women, Marriage, and Family in the Satellite Factory System 5. The Everyday Construction of an Economic Miracle: Labor Control on the Shop Floor 6. Are Women Really Petty Minded? Awareness, Compliance, and Resistance in the Workplace Conclusion Notes References Index Photographs

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