Women's occupational health in globalization and development
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Auteurs : Rene H. Loewenson [Zimbabwe]Source :
- American Journal of Industrial Medicine [ 0271-3586 ] ; 1999-07.
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- African countries, Article outlines, Asian countries, Case study, Commonwealth secretariat, Current process, Development debates, Domestic duties, Economic growth, Economics department workshop, Employment insecurity, Employment opportunities, Employment patterns, Epzs, Export processing zones, Female employment, Female workers, Food processing, Formal employment, Futureless growth, Gender, Gender differences, Gender equity, Gender inequalities, Global burden, Global factory, Globalization, Harare, Health costs, Health impact, Health impacts, Health outcomes, Health problems, Health risks, High levels, Human face, Inequality, Infant mortality, Insecure jobs, Insurance systems, Jobless growth, Latin america, Little control, Loewenson, Many countries, Morbidity, More women, Newslett occup health, Occupational, Occupational disease, Occupational diseases, Occupational health, Occupational morbidity, Pacoh conference, Participation rate, Physical hazards, Poor control, Poor countries, Poor women, Poorest countries, Pregnant women, Production processes, Public health, Reproductive, Reproductive hazards, Reproductive roles, Reproductive toxicity, Rootless growth, Ruthless growth, Same time, Smyre, Social development, Social problems, Social support systems, Southern africa, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Such research, Traditional gender roles, Voiceless growth, Water supplies, Wider impact, Women face, Women work, Women workers, World bank, World trade, Young women, Zimbabwe.
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- African countries, Article outlines, Asian countries, Case study, Commonwealth secretariat, Current process, Development debates, Domestic duties, Economic growth, Economics department workshop, Employment insecurity, Employment opportunities, Employment patterns, Epzs, Export processing zones, Female employment, Female workers, Food processing, Formal employment, Futureless growth, Gender, Gender differences, Gender equity, Gender inequalities, Global burden, Global factory, Globalization, Harare, Health costs, Health impact, Health impacts, Health outcomes, Health problems, Health risks, High levels, Human face, Inequality, Infant mortality, Insecure jobs, Insurance systems, Jobless growth, Latin america, Little control, Loewenson, Many countries, Morbidity, More women, Newslett occup health, Occupational, Occupational disease, Occupational diseases, Occupational health, Occupational morbidity, Pacoh conference, Participation rate, Physical hazards, Poor control, Poor countries, Poor women, Poorest countries, Pregnant women, Production processes, Public health, Reproductive, Reproductive hazards, Reproductive roles, Reproductive toxicity, Rootless growth, Ruthless growth, Same time, Smyre, Social development, Social problems, Social support systems, Southern africa, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Such research, Traditional gender roles, Voiceless growth, Water supplies, Wider impact, Women face, Women work, Women workers, World bank, World trade, Young women, Zimbabwe.
Abstract
The article describes the current process of globalization and its implications for development generally and for women, their work, and health.
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DOI: 10.1002/(SICI)1097-0274(199907)36:1<34::AID-AJIM5>3.0.CO;2-F
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