Threads of solidarity : women in South African industry, 1900-1980 / Iris Berger.

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Berger, Iris, 1941-

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TextPublication details: Bloomington : Indiana University Press ; London : James Currey, �1992.Description: 1 online resource (xi, 368 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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058502507X
9780585025070
0253207002
9780253207005

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Threads of solidarity.DDC classification:

331.4/0968/0904 20

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HD6212 .B48 1992eb

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15.80

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Summary: Annotation " ... enables us to deepen our understanding of the organization of working women."--International Journal of African Historical Studies " ... an impressive piece of scholarship." -- American Journal of Sociology Virtually ignored by labor historians are the black and white women in South African industries. Drawing on comparative labor history and feminist theory, this important study traces the history of women as industrial workers and trade unionists in South Africa during most of the twentieth century.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 301-357) and index.

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Annotation " ... enables us to deepen our understanding of the organization of working women."--International Journal of African Historical Studies " ... an impressive piece of scholarship." -- American Journal of Sociology Virtually ignored by labor historians are the black and white women in South African industries. Drawing on comparative labor history and feminist theory, this important study traces the history of women as industrial workers and trade unionists in South Africa during most of the twentieth century.

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