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Hacia una evaluación de los efectos multiplicadores de la actividad maquiladora
Estudios Sociológicos, 2006 Alicia Puyana, José Romero
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Garment Maquiladoras in the South
Latin American Perspectives, 2010 The aggregated economic impact of textile maquiladoras in rural Yucatán has recently been studied, but little is known about the characteristics of the maquila workforce there. A case study of a garment maquiladora in Motul in 2003 focused on these characteristics and provides insight into the region’s maquiladora operations.
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World Development, 2001
Abstract Are offshore assembly workers being exploited or emancipated? The answer depends largely on what factors are being considered and with whom the workers are being compared. This paper presents data on 12 indicators, including both economic and social factors, which together provide an overview of the situation of maquiladora workers in ...
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Abstract Are offshore assembly workers being exploited or emancipated? The answer depends largely on what factors are being considered and with whom the workers are being compared. This paper presents data on 12 indicators, including both economic and social factors, which together provide an overview of the situation of maquiladora workers in ...
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Maquiladoras in the 21st century: Six strategies for success
Business Horizons, 2013 The maquiladora industry was conceived as a win-win strategic economic platform for foreign companies and Mexican workers. The primary benefactor has been U.S. companies, which became more cost efficient by employing highly productive, lower-cost Mexican
Brouthers, Lance E. +7 more
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The Maquiladora Revolution in Guatemala
The Latin American Anthropology Review, 1994The Maquiladora Revolution in Guatemala. Kurt Petersen Yale Law School, Orville H. Schell, Jr, Center for International Human Rights, Occasional Paper Series, 2, 1993244 pp. $7.95 (paper). ISBN 1–881862–00–3.
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Logistics Issues in Maquiladoras
1991Presented at the 33rd Transportation Research Forum meeting, Oct.31-Nov.2, 1991, New Orleans ...
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Anthropology and Humanism, 2002
This is a short story about four young women who went to work in the Mexicali foreign‐owned assembly plants (maquiladora), told from the point of view of one of them. Two are composite characters; all live in the colonia (district), I call “Colonia Popular.” Their stories are not untypical of the young maquiladora workers along the northern Mexican ...
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This is a short story about four young women who went to work in the Mexicali foreign‐owned assembly plants (maquiladora), told from the point of view of one of them. Two are composite characters; all live in the colonia (district), I call “Colonia Popular.” Their stories are not untypical of the young maquiladora workers along the northern Mexican ...
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Transnational “Maquiladora'’Location
Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1990Abstract Assembly manufactures in Mexico whose production is primarily destined for export markets are referred to as maquiladoras. Maquiladoras are a growth industry generating the second largest source of foreign exchange earnings, and the country is increasingly the location of choice for (U.S.) labor-intensive manufactures.
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