Transnational Tortillas: Race, Gender, and Shop-Floor Politics in Mexico and the United States
Carolina Bank Muñoz explores the connections between race, gender, and shop-floor politics in tortilla production across Mexico and the United States. This focused study examines transnational labor and workplace relations, offering valuable perspectives on industry, inequality, and the experiences shaped by cross-border economic life.
About This Book
Transnational Tortillas examines race, gender, and shop-floor politics in Mexico and the United States.
Carolina Bank Muñoz focuses on the labor and workplace dynamics connected to tortilla production across national borders.
The book considers how transnational contexts influence relationships and experiences on the shop floor.
It offers a focused study for readers interested in work, migration, inequality, gender, and cross-border industry.
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