Sweatshops Here and There: The Garment Industry, Latinas, and Labor Migrations

From the post-World War II era to the present, the US garment industry has turned to Latinas as a source of low-wage workers in their countries of origin and as migrants to the United States. The globalization of the garment industry has meant the proliferation of export processing zones overseas an...

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Veröffentlicht in:	International labor and working class history 2002-04, Vol.61 (61), p.45-68
1. Verfasser:	Whalen, Carmen Teresa
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anniversaries Caribbean Cultural Groups Central Cities Clothing industry Dominican Republic Economic Conditions Economic development Employment Garment Industry Global economy Globalization Immigrants Industrial development Inner city Labor Labor Migration Latin American Cultural Groups Migration Needlework New York City, New York Politics Process engineering Puerto Rico Sewing machines Sweated Labor: The Politics of Representation and Reform Sweatshops Tax exemptions Wages Wages & salaries Women Working class Working Women World Economy World War II
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