Titlebook: Confronting State, Capital and Patriarchy; Women Organizing in Amrita Chhachhi (Lecturer in Women’s Studies),René Book 1996 Amrita Chhachh

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Philippine Trade Unions and the Challenge of Genders (LDCs), which share a common legacy of colonialism that has bred structures of elite politics, the dominance of transnational corporations and economic dependency, along with an invidious cultural imperialism, all in the name of economic development whose zigs and zags have impoverished and marginalised growing numbers of its peoples.

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Women Organising under the Structural Adjustment Programmehe informal sector, and examine the responses of the state and of the women. Women and children have suffered the worst impact of SAP, with women in various classes and categories affected differently by the policies and consequences of the SAP.

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Jiajia Chen,Yuxin Lin,Bairong ShenThose who are familiar with poor areas in Korean cities have noticed that women are involved in various forms of income-earning activities, mainly in the poorly-paid, informal sector. In particular, a substantial portion of the married women labour force is shown to be subject to homeworking, a paid work carried out in the home.

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Asian Industrial Women Workers in the 1980sThe focus of this chapter is on the changes which have occurred in relation to Asian women workers, particularly in the last decade of the 1980s during which a new women workers’ movement has emerged in the region.