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Garment workers through the lens of loss: the long shadow of deindustrialization in South Asian films
This chapter engages with deindustrialization from a Global South perspective. It uses the lens of gender and loss to examine the impact of economic restructuring at the international scale in the post-1960s period on labour in the garment industry in South Asia. Through three films that center wome
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