Tangled Routes: Women, Work, and Globalization on the Tomato Trail
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Tangled Routes: Women, Work, and Globalization on the Tomato Trail

by Deborah Barndt

Sociology Economics Women's Studies
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Tangled Routes traces the globalization of tomatoes, spotlighting women's work from field to market. Deborah Barndt uncovers the human elements in supply chains, exploring how economic forces shape labor and lives in this interconnected world. A compelling study of work, gender, and global trade.

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Tangled Routes examines the pathways of tomatoes in the global economy, focusing on the roles of women in production and distribution.

The book highlights how globalization impacts work and livelihoods, particularly for women involved in agriculture and related industries.

Through this lens, it addresses broader themes of economic interdependence and social challenges in international trade.

Deborah Barndt provides a detailed look at the 'tomato trail,' illustrating the complexities of modern food systems.

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