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Agroindustrial Labour In Kenya Cut Flower Farms And Migrant Workers Settlements 1st Ed Gerda Kuiper

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Agroindustrial Labour In Kenya Cut Flower Farms And Migrant Workers Settlements 1st Ed Gerda Kuiper
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Publisher: Springer International Publishing; Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.43 MB
Author: Gerda Kuiper
ISBN: 9783030180454, 9783030180461, 303018045X, 3030180468
Language: English
Year: 2019
Edition: 1st ed.

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Agroindustrial Labour In Kenya Cut Flower Farms And Migrant Workers Settlements 1st Ed Gerda Kuiper by Gerda Kuiper 9783030180454, 9783030180461, 303018045X, 3030180468 instant download after payment.

This ethnography analyses labour relations within the export-oriented cut flower industry at Lake Naivasha in Kenya. Though this agro-industry has attracted critical attention from journalists and non-governmental organizations, this book is the first comprehensive, social scientific analysis of the industry’s labour arrangements and production processes. Gerda Kuiper here interprets the work on the farms as ‘agro-industrial labour’: a labour system characterized by high levels of discipline and a strict rhythm of work, due to the demands posed by a highly perishable agricultural product. This framework enables the author to draw on insights from a wide range of anthropological and sociological studies on (agro-)industrial wage labour around the globe. This mixed-methods approach, deployed alongside rich ethnographic detail, allows the author to center the flower farm workers in her analysis.

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