Class Stratification and Cooperative Production among Rural Women in Central Mexico

Class tension between rural women in Guadalupe Mexico is examined. Class tensions, which affected the cooperative's dynamics, economic choices and its lack of success, were gendered in that they were manifestations of patriarchy and capitalism.

Bibliographic Details

Published in:	Latin American research review 1995-01, Vol.30 (2), p.123-150
Main Author:	Isaac, Claudia B.
Format:	Article
Language:	eng ; spa
Subjects:	Agricultural cooperatives Agricultural land Agricultural management Agricultural production Agriculture America Capitalism Class Commercial production Cooperation Cooperatives Domestication Economic changes and development Economics Ethnology Farms Farmworkers Hogs Households Housewives Indexing in process Land reform Men Mexico Morphological source materials Patriarchy Peasants Pig farms Production Research Reports and Notes Research review studies Rural areas Social classes Social stratification Wages & salaries Women Working class
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