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    Shouldering the burden: how free trade affected the livelihoods of women in Mexico

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    2019
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    Basciano, Tiffany
    Berger, Anna
    Canessa, Fernanda
    Gamlin, Rachael
    Martin, Danielle
    Muramatsu, Karen Souza
    Nations, Lisa
    Sepulveda, Stephanie
    Tyson, Catherine
    Wilson, Miranda
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    The case of working women in Mexico calls for an examination of trade law from a gendered human rights perspective in order to analyze the distribution of its benefits among different groups. Ultimately, this report aims to understand the intersection between trade, human rights, and women by looking through the lens of women who work in the maquiladora sector of Mexico.
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