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Computer-aided Manufacturing and Women’s Employment: The Clothing Industry in Four EC Countries: For the Directorate-General Employment, Social Affairs and Education of the European Communities, June 1990 |
Swasti Mitter
Springer London
Computer-aided Manufacturing and Women’s Employment: The Clothing Industry in Four EC Countries: For the Directorate-General Employment, Social Affairs and Education of the European Communities, June 1990
Homeworking in Italy in the Age of Computer Technology
Authors

Pauline Conroy Jackson

ARI Id

1664494717214_1926229

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

93-101

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4471-1837-4_6

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4471-1837-4_6

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Front Matter
i-xii
Front Matter
1-1
Introduction
Swasti Mitter
3-17
Front Matter
19-19
Reconfiguration of the Market and the Use of Computerised Technology
Jonathan Zeitlin
21-34
Front Matter
35-35
On Using Women as Resources: Italian Unions’ Strategies Towards Information Technology and New Organisation of Work
Marcella Chiesi
37-52
Taylorism or Human-Centred Technology? Evaluating Alternative Paths of Technology in Germany
Christa Gebbert
53-70
Front Matter
71-71
Benetton Italy: Beyond Fordism and Flexible Specialisation. The Evolution of the Network Firm Model
Fiorenza Belussi
73-91
Homeworking in Italy in the Age of Computer Technology
Pauline Conroy Jackson
93-101
Pronta Moda: The New Business Ventures for Women in Italy
Raffaele Gaeta; Fiorenza Belussi; Swasti Mitter
103-106
New Openings for Women in the UK: Design and Craft for Computer-Aided Retailing
Sara Bowman
107-116
Front Matter
117-117
Technological Gradualism and Minority Women: A Case Study of the British and German Clothing Industries
Annie Phizacklea
119-123
An Aspect of Informalisation of Women’s Work in a High-Tech Age: Turkish Sweatshops in the Netherlands
Roeland van Geuns
125-137
Front Matter
139-139
Technical Developments and Internationalisation of the German Clothing and Knitwear Industry
Michael Wortmann
141-149
Computer-aided Technology and an Emerging International Division of Labour: Prospects for Women
Sybille Raasch
151-161
Rationalisation and Internationalisation of Clothing Firms in the Netherlands: The Case of van Winkel Fashions Company in Budel
Anneke van Luijken
163-165
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