عمل النساء المأجور : التبعية الاقتصادية و رهانات التحرر في المجتمع المغربي

Abstract EN

This article is a summary of the results of a study conducted in northern Morocco in Tangier, which tackled the controversy between the culture of women and the culture of ready-made garment companies in Tangier, trying to monitor the impact of the integration of the Moroccan economy into the capitalist economy.

The integration of Morocco into the structure of the capitalist economy and the consequent change in the socio-economic structure have forced women to move out of the domestic service sector, which is directed towards direct consumption, mainly to the public sphere in order to lose their labor force.

Industrial sectors seeking to develop their Projects at low costs, based on the intensity of labor.

It is the first of these sectors that have become semi-women, because of their great reliance on their labor force.

They benefit from their traditional composition, their culture of acceptance, submissiveness, silence and the inability to resist.

The majority of them reject the identity they are entitled to, and the future projects of the majority of them are outside the institution of labor.

The migration and return to traditional roles represent the large part of them.

Nha, reflected weakness so as not to say lack of moral satisfaction for this type of employment for women.