Producing Workers

The Politics of Gender, Class, and Culture in the Calcutta Jute Mills

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Leela Fernandes

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Paperback / softback

Series:

Critical Histories

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As the politicization of cultural identities-based on religion, ethnicity, gender, race-has come to play a central role in shaping relations between and among peoples, issues of difference raise unsettling questions about how identities overlap and group interests are represented. Using the jute mills of Calcutta as a case study, Leela Fernandes reveals that these interconnections play a fundamental role in shaping both the political actions of workers and the representation of their interests.

Author Biography:

By Leela Fernandes

Release date NZ

April 1st, 1997

Author

Leela Fernandes

Audience

Tertiary Education (US: College)

Pages

224

Series

Critical Histories

Dimensions

152x229x17

ISBN-13

9780812215977

Product ID

2468006

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