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| #1 [more] | Ahmed, Fauzia Erfan. The Rise of the Bangladesh Garment Industry: Globalization, Women Workers, And Voice. |
| #2 [more] | Atlin, Joan, Bob Jeffcott, Deena Ladd, Lynda Yanz. Policy Options to Improve Standards For Women Garment Workers in Canada and Internationally. |
| #3 [more] | Borowy, Jan, Shelly Gordon, Gayle Lebans. Are These Clothes Clean?: The Campaign For Fair Wages and Working Conditions For Homeworkers. |
| #4 [more] | Choi, Angela, Roxana Ng, Renita Yuk-Lin Wong. Homeworking: Home Office or Home Sweatshop? Report of Homeworkers in Toronto's Garment Industry. |
| #5 [more] | Cohen, Marcy. The Feminization of the Labour Market: Prospects For the 1990s. |
| #6 [more] | Collins, Jane. Redefining the Boundaries of Work: Apparel Workers and Community Unionism in the Global Economy. |
| #7 [more] | Coy, Robert, Saul Rubinstein, Michael Shay. Collaborative Restructuring Efforts: Textile and Apparel Labor-Management Innovation Network, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. |
| #8 [more] | Dagg, Alexandra. Trade Union Response to Global Restructuring: The Case of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union: A Research Study. |
| #9 [more] | Das Gupta, Tania. Racism and Paid Work. |
| #10 [more] | Fernandez Kelly, Patricia M. International Development and Industrial Restructuring: The Case of Garment and Electronic Industries in Southern California. |
| #11 [more] | Fernandez-Kelly, Maria Patricia, Saskia Sassen. Recasting Women in the Global Economy: Internationalization and Changing Definitions of Gender. |
| #12 [more] | Forbes, Susan L. Gendering Corporate Welfare Practices: Female Sports and Recreation at Eaton's During the Depression. |
| #13 [more] | Kidder, Thalia, Kate Raworth. 'Good Jobs' and Hidden Costs: Women Workers Documenting the Price of Precarious Employment. |
| #14 [more] | Lamphere, Louise. From Working Daughters to Working Mothers: Immigrant Women in a New England Industrial Community. |
| #15 [more] | Leach, Belinda. Flexible Work, Precarious Future: Some Lessons From the Canadian Clothing Industry. |
| #16 [more] | Louie, Miriam Ching. Immigrant Asian Women in Bay Area Garment Sweatshops: 'after Sewing, Laundry, Cleaning and Cooking, I Have no Breath Left to Sing'. |
| #17 [more] | Marquez, Benjamin. Organizing Mexican-American Women in the Garment Industry: La Mujer Obrera. |
| #18 [more] | Mayhew, Claire, Michael Quinlan. The Effects of Outsourcing on Occupational Health and Safety: A Comparative Study of Factory-Based Workers and Outworkers in the Australian Clothing Industry. |
| #19 [more] | Mitter, Swasti. Common Fate, Common Bond: Women in the Global Economy. |
| #20 [more] | Ng, Roxana. Homeworking: Dream Realized or Freedom Constrained? The Globalized Reality of Immigrant Garment Worker. |