An edition of Strange reciprocity (2008)

Strange reciprocity

mainstreaming women's work in Tepoztlán in the "decade of the new economy"

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An edition of Strange reciprocity (2008)

Strange reciprocity

mainstreaming women's work in Tepoztlán in the "decade of the new economy"

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Publisher
Lexington Books
Language
English
Pages
263

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Table of Contents

Mainstreaming women's work processes
Articulating Tepozteca into commodity culture[s]
Local/global constellations
Women's work in/and out of economic space and time
Counting and measuring gender, 1990-2000
New economy housework
Three primary feminized occupations
Making the market system work
Embedded in the market
Fixed mercado trading
A postindustrial market system
Feminization and community survival strategies
Gender mainstreaming insights.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Lanham, MD

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
331.4089/9707249
Library of Congress
F1219.3.W6 P47 2008, F1219.3.W6P47 2008

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
263

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16775129M
Internet Archive
strangereciproci00peru
ISBN 10
0739116282
ISBN 13
9780739116289
LCCN
2008015325
OCLC/WorldCat
221961274
Goodreads
3464655

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