Confronting state, capital and patriarchy : women organizing in the process of industrialization

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Part 1 Reconceptualizing Industrialization and Organization: Appraising Recent Developments in the World Market for Nimble Fingers - Accumulation, Regulation, Organization, Diane Elson Women Organizing in the Process of De-industrialization: JIT (Just in Time) Technological Innovations, Industrial Restructuring and Gender Relations, Martha Roldan Multiple Identities, Multiple Strategies - Confronting State, Capital and Patriarchy, Amrita Chhachhi and Renee Pittin. Part 2 Strengthening and Broadening the Base - Trade Unions and New Organizational Strategies: Research in Action - Organizing Women Factory Workers in Pakistan, Farhat Parveen and Karamat Ali The Contribution of Feminist Training to the Democratization of Labour Unions, Cecilia Olea Mauleon Philippe Trade Unions and the Challenge of Gender, Jurgette A. Honculada Urban Working Class Women - The Need for Autonomy, Rohini Hensman Women Organizing for Change in Caribbean Free Zones - Strategies and Methods, Leith L. Dunn Asian Industrial Women Workers in the 1980s - The Changing Scenario, Loh Cheng-Kooi Women Working Worldwide - A Case Study of Women's Networking and Information Sharing, Linda Shaw. Part 3 Work is Where You Find it - Organizing From Home and Community: The Ideology of Domesticity and the Struggles of Women Workers - The Case of Zimbabwe, Rudo B. Gaidzanwa Women Organizing under the Structural Adjustment Programme, Mairo V. Bello Homeworking in South Korea - Conditions and Organizational Implications, Young-ock Kim Purple and Red Banners - Joint Strategies for Women Workers in the Informal Sector, Nandita Gandhi.

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