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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Sheila, Rowbotham</note>
  <note>Women homeworkers have been forced by necessity to find new forms of association, these range from personal local networks to international links which are beginning to put pressure in triadic unions and international organizations. they are turning around the power of endurance and creating new kinds of labor organization: theses have vital lessons for workers threatened with casualization.</note>
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