Contested Communities : Class, Gender, and Politics in Chile's el Teniente Copper Mine, 1904-1951.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I. Gender and the Process of Proletarianization, 1904-1938 -- 1. The Formation of a Modern Mining Enterprise: Capital, Labor Migration, and Early Forms if Worker Resistance -- 2. Labor Strife, Social Welfare, and the Regulation of Workin-Class Sexuality -- 3. Community, Politics, and the Invention of a Labor Tradition -- Pari II. Gender, Culture, and the Politics of Everyday Life -- 4. Miners and Citizens: The State, the Popular Front, and Labor Politics -- 5. Conflict and Accommodation at Work: Masculinity and the Labor Process inside the Mine -- 6. "Rotos Macanudos" and Football Stars: Popular Culture, Working-Class Masculinity, and Opposition in the Mining Camps -- 7. Women, Marriage, and the Organization of Sexuality -- Part III. Men and Women on Strike: The Mining Community and the Demise of Populism, 1942-1948 -- 8. Workers' Movements, Women's Mobilization, and Labor Politics -- 9. The Radicalization of Working-Class Politics: United States Intervention, Miners' Strikes, and the Crisis of Populism -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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