Money makes us relatives: women's labor in urban Turkey

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Note on the New Edition. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction 2. Women and the global workforce 3. The Turkish case 4. Bridge between Europe and Asia 5. Marriage: The house of the world 6. The patriarch 7. Mothers and sons 8. The social web 9. Money makes us relatives 10. The life cycle of an atelier: Yenikent 11. Kinship and production Conclusion: Local modernisms in the global factory Notes. References. Index.

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