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ADVISORY: Mario
Savio Memorial Lecture: "Forward and Backward: Women,
Globalization and the New Class Structure"
ATTENTION:
ASSIGNMENT DESKS
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10/16/00
Contact: Pat McBroom
(510) 643-7944
pmb@pa.urel.berkeley.edu
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WHAT: |
The
annual Mario Savio Memorial Lecture: "Forward and Backward:
Women, Globalization and the New Class Structure," presented
this year by University of California, Berkeley, sociologist
Arlie Hochschild, known for her research on working families,
and author Barbara Ehrenreich. |
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WHEN: |
Tuesday,
Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. |
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WHERE: |
Pauley
Ballroom in UC Berkeley's Student Union |
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WHO: |
Hochschild,
author of "The Time Bind: When Work Becomes Home and Home
Becomes Work," was recently a Fulbright Scholar in Kerala,
India, where she studied the effects of globalization
on women. She is co-editing a book on the topic with Ehrenreich.
Hochschild is co-director of UC Berkeley's Center for
Working Families. |
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BACKGROUND:
The
lecture is being co-sponsored this year by the Goldman
School of Public Policy, the Graduate Minority Student
Project, UC Berkeley's School of Journalism and the UC
Berkeley library. |
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