Ebook {Epub PDF} Women Working the NAFTA Food Chain: Women Food and Globalization by Deborah Barndt

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the NAFTA food chain, Tomasa, a Mexican fieldworker for "Santa Anita Packers", one of the biggest domestic producers of tomatoes, describes her daily food preparations during the harvest season: "l get up at A.M. to make tortillas for our lunch, then the truck comes at six to take us to the fields to start working by A.M. "2. Women Working the NAFTA Food Chain: Women, Food, and Globalization, edited by Deborah Barndt, is a collection of essays that are relevant to the ecofeminist movement in that they explore the exploitative rela-tionship between women, work, food, the environment, and global-ization. Unlike Sharing the Earth and Ecofeminist Natures, which both. Women Working The Nafta Food Chain: Women, Food And Globalization (editor) Wild Fire: Art As Activism (editor) Tangled Routes: Women, Work and Globalization on The Tomato Trail.