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Special Section: Localising Globalisation: Gendered Transformations of Work in Emergent Economies

Localising Globalisation: Gendered Transformations of Work in Emergent Economies

Pages 311-315 | Published online: 29 Jun 2016
 

ABSTRACT

This introduction identifies central traits of the contemporary labour situation in emergent economies of the global South, and situates the articles for the special section within this broader context. The focus is on the ways changes in labour produce reconfigurations of gender and power relations, and on how local models of gender shape new forms of labour and emerging labour markets. The object of study is thus the complexities different forms of capitalist integration pose in specific socio-historical localities and moments where people’s ‘work membership’ in society is becoming actualised in new ways.

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