Living and Working in Poverty in Latin America: Trajectories of Children, Youth, and Adults

1.Chapter 1: Introduction Mariana Chaves & María Eugenia Rausky
PART I: Childhood, Poverty & Child Labor 2.Chapter 2: Resizing Children's Work: Anthropological Notes on Mexican Girls. Begoña Leyra Fatou 
3.Chapter 3: From childhood to adolescence: vulnerable life stories and persistent inequalities in Argentina since post-convertibility.María Eugenia Rausky
PART II: Youth, Poverty & Labor 
4.Chapter 4: Working lives of youth in poverty in urban ArgentinaGonzalo Assusa and Mariana Chaves
5.Chapter 5: Work and schooling in the life course of poor young people in Rio de JaneiroAna Karina Brenner & Paulo Carrano
PART III: Adulthood, Poverty & Domestic Paid Work
6.Chapter 6: "You can't have it all": Patterns of gender and class segregation in paid domestic work in the city of Buenos Aires.Débora Gorbán & Ania Tizziani
7.Chapter 7: The restructuring of labor in Cuba (2008-2016) and Paid Domestic Workers: broken or reconstructed labor trajectories?Magela Romero Almodovar
8.Chapter 8: Conclusion: Final ReflectionsMariana Chaves & María Eugenia Rausky