Gender and political economy: incorporating diversity into theory and policy

Introduction: The development of feminist political economy / Ellen Mutari and Heather Boushey

pt. 1. Dissolving dichotomies: new approaches to social reproduction and labor supply. Family troubles / Brian Cooper

Female labor supply during early industrialization: women's labor force participation in historical perspective / Margaret S. Coleman

Gender, sexuality, and sexual orientation: all in the feminist family? / M.V. Lee Badgett

A structural connection among race, gender, class: Marx's political economy without the subject / Teresa Brennan

Class, gender, and culture: a discussion of Marxism, feminism, and postmodernism / Ann Davis

pt. 2. Engendering production: the social construction of low-wage labor markets. Comparable worth in a restructuring economy: discourse and counter-discourse / Ellen Mutari and Deborah M. Figart

Women and labor market flexibility: the cases of Japan and the former West Germany in the postwar years / David Kucera

Race, class, and occupational mobility: black and white women in service work in the United States / Marilyn Power and Sam Rosenberg

Embracing discrimination? The interaction between low-wage labor markets and policies in aid of the poor / Heather Boushey

Reversing The Great U-turn: pay equity, poverty, and inequality / Deborah M. Figart and June Lapidus.