Dating, mating, and motherhood: identity construction among Mexican maquila workers.

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Authors Tiano, S;Ladino, C;
Journal environment & planning a
Year 1999
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behavior developing countries parents americas economic factors north america mothers women marriage macroeconomic factors industry psychological factors latin america human resources labor force--women mexico research report gender issues family and household family characteristics nuptiality family relationships attitude--changes interpersonal relations--changes mate selection--women

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