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The myth of the male breadwinner: women and industrialization in the Caribbean

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Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Caribbean history, culture, and politics

Abstract

* Gender and Industrialization in the Caribbean Basin * The Male Breadwinner and Womens Wage Labor * Women Workers and the Rise and Decline of Puerto Ricos Operation Bootstrap * The Dominican Republic: Export Manufacturing and the Economic Crisis * Cuba: Revolution and Gender Inequality * Conclusion: Economic Restructuring and Gender Subordination

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