AT THE POINT OF PRODUCTION: The Social Analysis of Occupational and Environmental Health -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- SECTION 1. GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT -- Chapter 1. Work and Health in the Global Economy: Lessons from Developing and Industrialized Countries on the Impact of Work on Health -- Chapter 2. New Points of Production: Homework and Shoemaking in Asia -- Chapter 3. Robbers Aboard: Workplace Violence and (In)Security in Public Transport in Salvador, Brazil -- SECTION 2. ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS -- Chapter 4. The Story of the Alar Ban: Politics and Unforeseen Consequences -- Chapter 5. Health and Safety Organizing: OCAW'S Worker-to-Worker Health and Safety Training Program -- Chapter 6. Low-Hanging Fruit: Social Values and Industry Discretion in Toxics Use Reduction Policy -- Chapter 7. Joint Occupational and Environmental Pollution Prevention Strategies: A Model for Primary Prevention -- SECTION 3. GENDER -- Chapter 8. Sexual Harassment: Labor Relations by Other Means Eve Spangler -- Chapter 9. Gender and Cleaner Production: Toward a Framework for Including Gender Analysis When Developing Strategies and Designing Solutions -- Chapter 10. The Boston-Area HASWIC Research Circle: An Innovative Participatory Method for Coloring in the Picture of a Special Work Environment -- SECTION 4. ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS -- Chapter 11. Good Practice Guidelines for Occupational Health Research Funded by the Private Sector -- Index -- A Selection of Titles From The: Work, Health and Environment Series -- Back Cover.