Pink Gold
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Pink Gold
Women, Shrimp, and Work in Mexico
Cruz-Torres, Maria L.
University of Texas Press
12/2023
384
Mole
Inglês
9781477328026
15 a 20 dias
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Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Amber Sunsets and Pink Gold
Chapter 1. Contested Grounds: Women Shrimp Traders and Street Economies
Chapter 2. On Becoming Changueras: Gendered Livelihoods and Contested Identities
Chapter 3. The Street of the Women Shrimp Traders: Learning the Tricks of the Trade in Space and Place
Chapter 4. Here We Are Like a Family: The Complexity of Social Relations
Chapter 5. The Culture and Economy of Pink Gold: The Meanings, Processes, and Values of Shrimp
Chapter 6. Sometimes We Work Just to Pay Our Debts: Informal Credit and Savings Systems
Chapter 7. From Outcasts to Icons: Women Shrimp Traders and Expressive Culture
Conclusion: Feminist Political Ecology, Ethnography, and Uncovering Lived Realities
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Amber Sunsets and Pink Gold
Chapter 1. Contested Grounds: Women Shrimp Traders and Street Economies
Chapter 2. On Becoming Changueras: Gendered Livelihoods and Contested Identities
Chapter 3. The Street of the Women Shrimp Traders: Learning the Tricks of the Trade in Space and Place
Chapter 4. Here We Are Like a Family: The Complexity of Social Relations
Chapter 5. The Culture and Economy of Pink Gold: The Meanings, Processes, and Values of Shrimp
Chapter 6. Sometimes We Work Just to Pay Our Debts: Informal Credit and Savings Systems
Chapter 7. From Outcasts to Icons: Women Shrimp Traders and Expressive Culture
Conclusion: Feminist Political Ecology, Ethnography, and Uncovering Lived Realities
References
Index
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shrimp; changueras; confianza; gender and labor; shrimp women; anthropology of food; Mazatlán; Sinaloa; seafood trade; political ecology; labor and commodities; food studies; women's studies; gender studies; ethnography; markets in Mexico; mercados; mercado
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Amber Sunsets and Pink Gold
Chapter 1. Contested Grounds: Women Shrimp Traders and Street Economies
Chapter 2. On Becoming Changueras: Gendered Livelihoods and Contested Identities
Chapter 3. The Street of the Women Shrimp Traders: Learning the Tricks of the Trade in Space and Place
Chapter 4. Here We Are Like a Family: The Complexity of Social Relations
Chapter 5. The Culture and Economy of Pink Gold: The Meanings, Processes, and Values of Shrimp
Chapter 6. Sometimes We Work Just to Pay Our Debts: Informal Credit and Savings Systems
Chapter 7. From Outcasts to Icons: Women Shrimp Traders and Expressive Culture
Conclusion: Feminist Political Ecology, Ethnography, and Uncovering Lived Realities
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Amber Sunsets and Pink Gold
Chapter 1. Contested Grounds: Women Shrimp Traders and Street Economies
Chapter 2. On Becoming Changueras: Gendered Livelihoods and Contested Identities
Chapter 3. The Street of the Women Shrimp Traders: Learning the Tricks of the Trade in Space and Place
Chapter 4. Here We Are Like a Family: The Complexity of Social Relations
Chapter 5. The Culture and Economy of Pink Gold: The Meanings, Processes, and Values of Shrimp
Chapter 6. Sometimes We Work Just to Pay Our Debts: Informal Credit and Savings Systems
Chapter 7. From Outcasts to Icons: Women Shrimp Traders and Expressive Culture
Conclusion: Feminist Political Ecology, Ethnography, and Uncovering Lived Realities
References
Index
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