Traffic in Women's Work

Explore the complexities of European integration and its social implications with "Traffic in Women's Work" by the esteemed author. Published by The University of Chicago Press in 2014, this insightful paperback dives into the multifaceted realm of women’s labor movement within the evolving landscape of the European Union. Spanning 280 pages, the book highlights the untold stories and critical analyses following the EU's expansion in 1989, where East European countries embraced the promise of free movement not just for goods and services, but for people. Delve into this compelling examination of how this imagined European kinship intersects with the trafficking of women, shedding light on a vital topic that continues to resonate today. Perfect for readers interested in sociology, gender studies, and European politics, "Traffic in Women's Work" invites you to reflect on the human dimension of economic agreements.