Women and Work in Mexico's Maquiladoras

Doreen J. Mattingly · Altha J. Cravey

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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Early Industrialization in Mexico Chapter 3 Internationalization and Privatization: Industrialization after 1976 Chapter 4 The Old Model: A Case Study of State-Led Industrialization Chapter 5 The New Model: A Case Study of the Maquiladora Industry Chapter 6 Single-Sex Worker Dormitories in the Maquiladora Factory Regime Chapter 7 Comparative Household Formation: Analysis of Change Chapter 8 Conclusion

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