At the point of production
Subtitle: the social analysis of occupational and environmental health
By: edited by Charles Levenstein.
Contributors: Levenstein, Charles.
Series: Work, health and environment series
Publisher: Baywood
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Amityville, N.Y
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780895033819
Subjects: Work environment; Industrial hygiene; Industrial safety; Environmental health; Occupational Health; Environmental Health; Social Environment
Notes: Follows earlier work: The point of production : work environment in advanced industrial societies / John Wooding, Charles Levenstein. 1999.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Work and health in the global economy : lessons from developing and industrialized countries on the impact of work on health / C. Eduardo Siqueira, Blanca Lemus, and Charles Levenstein; title: New points of production : homework and shoemaking in Asia / Pia Markkanen and Charles Levenstein; title: Robbers aboard : workplace violence and (in)security in public transport in Salvador, Brazil / Eduardo Paes Machado and Charles Levenstein; title: Environment interactions; title: The story of the Alar ban : politics and unforeseen consequences / Beth Rosenberg; title: Health and safety organizing : OCAW's worker-to-worker health and safety training program / Craig Slatin; title: Low-hanging fruit : social values and industry discretion in toxics use reduction policy / Richard Campbell and Charles Levenstein; title: Joint occupational and environmental pollution prevention strategies : a model for primary prevention / Karla Armenti ... [et al.]; title: Sexual harassment : labor relations by other means/ Eve Spangler; title: Gender and cleaner production : toward a framework for including gender analysis when developing strategies and designing solutions / Sally Edwards and Margaret Quinn; title: The Boston-area HASWIC research circle : an innovative participatory method for coloring in the picture of a special work environment / Susan Moir and Lenore S. Azaroff; title: Good practice guidelines for occupational health research funded by the private sector / Margaret Quinn, Charles Levenstein, and Gregory F. DeLaurier.