Women and Industry in the Balkans: The Rise and Fall of the Yugoslav Textile Sector

Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n	Key contributions\nChapter 1: Industrializing Yugoslavia: Market socialism and textile workers’ structure of feeling\n	Textile factories in the interwar era\n	‘Factories to the workers’: From shock-work to self-management\n	Biking to the night shift: Women’s emancipation through labour\n	The factory as a socialist microcosm: Work, welfare and leisure\n	Balancing welfare and productivity: Paternalist management in socialism\nChapter 2: Being a seamstress in Yugoslav times: The ‘working mother’ gender contract\n	Re-conceptualizing the double burden in the Yugoslav context\n	From 3.00 am to 10.00 pm: The seamstresses’ endless working day\n	‘What do you get from being a party member?’: On the ‘triple burden’\n	Women ‘made of granite’: Workers’ portraits in the factory press\n	Seamstresses on screen: Workers’ representations in popular culture\nChapter 3: Labour after Yugoslavia: Post-socialism and deindustrialization in the textile sector\n	Post-socialist transformations in the textile sector\n	‘Before it was different, it was easier’: Work across generations\n	‘Only duties and no rights’: The subcontracting limbo\n	Trade unions in post-Yugoslav states\nChapter 4: Workers’ structure of feeling after deindustrialization: Loss, nostalgia and belonging\n	Deindustrialized landscapes across the post-Yugoslav space\n	Threads of belonging: Remembering the factory as a second home\n	Missing the future: The end of intergenerational solidarity\n	Feeling Yugoslav: Nostalgia for brotherhood and unity\n	Matters of gender and class: Critical Yugo-nostalgia\nChapter 5: Beyond nostalgia: Workers’ struggles for social justice and everyday resilience\n	Industrial workers’ struggles in the cultural, artistic and academic realm\n	Heads up: Textile workers’ strikes and collective organizing\n	Do it yourself: Everyday survival strategies\nConclusion\n	Working-class women and their structure of feeling\n	Post-Yugoslav textile production between the local and the global\nBibliography\n	Primary sources\n	Secondary sources\n	Online sources and press\nIndex