Women In The Political Economy
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Women In The Political Economy

Gateway to the Political Economy of the 20th Century

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Women In The Political Economy

Gateway to the Political Economy of the 20th Century

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This interdisciplinary volume provides a historical and international framework for understanding the changing role of women in the political economy of Latin America and the Caribbean. The contributors challenge the traditional policies, goals, and effects of development, and examine such topics as colonialism and women's subordination; the links to economic, social, and political trends in North America; the gendered division of paid and unpaid work; differing economic structures, cultural and class patterns; women's organized resistance; and the relationship of gender to class, race, and ethnicity/nationality.

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Publisher
Temple University Press
Year
2010
ISBN
9781592137824
Topic
Social Sciences
Subtopic
Sociology
Index
Social Sciences
Literacy: 
Reads 
a 
language
Head’s 
occupation:
Professional 
or 
manager
Clerical 
or 
sales
Craft
Operative 
or 
laborer
Service
Agriculture
Unclassied
Unemployed
Woman 
is 
household
head
2nd- 
(vs. 
1st-) 
genera-
tion 
immigrant
Racial-ethnic 
group 
(considered 
in 
this 
chapter):
White
Black
Irish
German
Eastern 
European
Russian
French 
Canadian
Marital 
status: 
married,
living 
with 
spouse
Age
Proportion 
of 
household
adults 
employed
Presence 
of 
non-
nuclear-family 
mem-
bers:
Extended 
family
Boarders
Servants
None
Household 
age 
and 
sex
composition:
No. 
of 
children 
(ages 
0–9)
No. 
of 
seniors 
(age 
65

)
No. 
of 
adolescent 
boys 
(ages 
10–14)
No. 
of 
adolescent 
girls 
(ages 
10–14)
No. 
of 
single 
men 
(ages 
15–64)
No. 
of 
single 
women 
(ages 
15–64)
County-level 
economic
indicators:
Women’s 
avg. 
wages, 
in 
manufacturing
Average 
rm 
size
County-level 
percent-
age 
of:
1st- 
and 
2nd-genera-
tion 
immigrant 
women
Black 
women
Other 
women 
of 
color
Region:
West
North 
and 
South 
Atlantic
North 
and 
South 
Central
Urban 
(vs. 
rural) 
resi-
dence
T
ABLE
7.
Relationship 
Between 
Variables 
of 
a 
Class, 
Race 
and 
Ethnicity, 
or 
Gender 
Model 
and 
the 
Individual, 
Household, 
and 
Geographic 
Levels 
of 
a 
Contextual 
Model
Class
Race 
and 
ethnicity
Gender
Household
Geography
Individual

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Preface and Acknowledgments
  3. 1. Introduction: Understanding the Past to Interpret the Present
  4. 2. Home-Based Work and the Informal Economy: The Case of the “Unemployed” Housewife
  5. 3. Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Gender: Determining Women’s Employment
  6. 4. Occupational Concentration: The Links Between Occupational Sex and Race Segregation
  7. 5. Ethnic Enclaves and Ethnic Queues: Women and Domestic Work
  8. 6. Female-Headed Households and the “Hidden” Headship of Single Mothers: Strategies for an Era Without Government Support
  9. 7. Regional Segregation: Geography as a Context for Work
  10. 8. Epilogue
  11. Appendix: Supplementary Tables
  12. Notes
  13. References
  14. Index