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Janitors, Street Vendors, And Activists: The Lives Of Mexican Immigrants In Silicon Valley,New
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This Highly Accessible, Engagingly Written Book Exposes The Underbelly Of Californias Silicon Valley, The Most Successful Hightechnology Region In The World, In A Vivid Ethnographic Study Of Mexican Immigrants Employed In Silicon Valleys Lowwage Jobs. Christian Zlolniskis Ontheground Investigation Demonstrates How Global Forces Have Incorporated These Workers As An Integral Part Of The Economy Through Subcontracting And Other Flexible Labor Practices And Explores How These Labor Practices Have In Turn Affected Working Conditions And Workers Daily Lives. In Zlolniskis Analysis, These Immigrants Do Not Emerge Merely As Victims Of A Harsh Economy; Despite The Obstacles They Face, They Are Transforming Labor And Community Politics, Infusing New Blood Into Labor Unions, And Challenging Exclusionary Notions Of Civic And Political Membership. This Richly Textured And Complex Portrait Of One Community Opens A Window Onto The Future Of Mexican And Other Latino Immigrants In The New U.S. Economy.
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