El significado de la maquila en Guatemala

El significado de la maquila en Guatemala

by Asociación para el Avance de las Ciencias Sociales en Guatemala

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"Thorough 1992 study adds much to our understanding of cross-border textile industries: variation, because it focuses on Guatemala and includes the candy industry; depth, because it ranges from the global economic context, to national developmental challenges, to industrial sectors and firms, to structured interviews, especially with female workers; and balance. Of special interest: the maquilas' global linkages, women's interview comments, and union-organizing efforts"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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    How does the book connect the global economic forces of the textile industry to the daily realities of local workers in Guatemala?

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    In what ways does the inclusion of the candy industry alongside textiles broaden our understanding of manufacturing and labor in this region?

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    How do the structured interviews with female workers alter or deepen the macro-level economic data presented in the study?

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