Genders in Production: Making Workers in Mexico's Global Factories
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Genders in Production: Making Workers in Mexico's Global Factories

by Leslie Salzinger

Sociology Economics Gender Studies
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Leslie Salzinger explores how gender is produced through work in Mexico’s global factories. Focusing on the making of workers within industrial production, this study considers the connections among gender, labor, manufacturing, and globalization, providing a focused sociological account of workplace organization and economic change.

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Genders in Production examines the relationship between gender and work in Mexico’s global factories.

Leslie Salzinger focuses on how workers are made and organized within industrial production.

The book connects workplace practices with broader questions about gender, labor, and globalization.

It offers an academic perspective on the social organization of factory work in Mexico.

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