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Employment and environmental hazard: Women workers and strategies of resistance in northern Thailand

Sally Theobald
Pages 16-21 | Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Caroline Sweetman. (1997) Editorial. Gender & Development 5:1, pages 2-9.
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