Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism - Paperback - 2005

Presents a cross-disciplinary weave of poststructuralist feminism, Marxist theory, and ethnographic accounts of women workers for multinational firms in export-processing zones. This book tells a tale of stasis followed by decay and disposability, as women enter the workforce unskilled and are forced to leave before they acquire skills.
Year of publication: 2005
Pagination: 208 pages, black & white illustrations
Format: Paperback
Serie: Perspectives on Gender