ISBN: 9781566391689

An excellent and often impressive book that advances our understanding of the internationalization of production and the ways in which it is actually implemented in specific sites." … More...

An excellent and often impressive book that advances our understanding of the internationalization of production and the ways in which it is actually implemented in specific sites." --Saskia Sassen, Department of Urban Planning, Columbia University This collection of original essays examines the social and political consequences of the globalization of the apparel industry in Asia, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and the United States. The contributors analyze the countries' trade policies, the apparel industry's network of capital ad labor, working conditions in garment factories, and the role of workers, especially women. Written by scholars of various nationalities and from different disciplines, this volume provides a look at the industry from the perspective of participants within each country and illustrates a general trend toward the internationalization of production and global economic restructuring. "[C]ontains an impressive array of good case studies on a variety of regions and countries, with special focus on how the United States apparel industry relates to globalization in each case." --Journal of American Ethnic History Business Business eBook, Temple University Press<

ISBN: 9781566391689

An excellent and often impressive book that advances our understanding of the internationalization of production and the ways in which it is actually implemented in specific sites." --… More...

An excellent and often impressive book that advances our understanding of the internationalization of production and the ways in which it is actually implemented in specific sites." --Saskia Sassen, Department of Urban Planning, Columbia UniversityThis collection of original essays examines the social and political consequences of the globalization of the apparel industry in Asia, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and the United States. The contributors analyze the countries' trade policies, the apparel industry's network of capital ad labor, working conditions in garment factories, and the role of workers, especially women. Written by scholars of various nationalities and from different disciplines, this volume provides a look at the industry from the perspective of participants within each country and illustrates a general trend toward the internationalization of production and global economic restructuring."[C]ontains an impressive array of good case studies on a variety of regions and countries, with special focus on how the United States apparel industry relates to globalization in each case."--Journal of American Ethnic History Business Business eBook, Temple University Press<

ISBN: 9781566391689

by Edna Bonacich, PRINT ISBN: 9781566391689 E-TEXT ISBN: 9781439901106 Additional ISBNs: 1566391695, 9781566391696 Temple University Press eBook Other pricing structure might be available… More...

by Edna Bonacich, PRINT ISBN: 9781566391689 E-TEXT ISBN: 9781439901106 Additional ISBNs: 1566391695, 9781566391696 Temple University Press eBook Other pricing structure might be available at vitalsource.com., Temple University Press<

ISBN: 9781566391689

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