RT Journal Article
T1 Intersectionality applied to the study of global economy: the case of workers in relocated industries in Morocco.
A1 Fajardo Fernández, Rocío
A1 Soriano Miras, Rosa María
A1 Trinidad Requena, Antonio
K1 Discriminación sexual en el trabajo
K1 Desigualdad social
AB This study lays the foundations for bringing together the study of intersectionality and globalization concerning gender. We argue that intersectionality, by taking into account some of the criticisms made against it, can be improved and used to enrich the study of global inequality. Focusing on Morocco, we show how the study of gender relationships from an intersectional perspective can give us more information about how the international division of labor works. With the aim of deconstructing the narrative of ‘women without agency’, we argue that intersectionality can help to explain oppression. In order to make otherness visible, we contribute to reconstructing and rethinking categories that help to explain these interconnected realities through the day-to-day life of men and women workers in a context generated by industrial relocation and global processes.
PB Taylor & Francis
YR 2019
FD 2019
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10630/34132
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10630/34132
LA spa
NO Fajardo, R., Soriano, R. y Trinidad, A. (2019). Intersectionality applied to the study of global economy: the case of workers in relocated industries in Morocco. Third World Thematics: A TWQ Journal, 4(1), 44-62
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