Useful for separating actual responsibility from nostalgic company storytelling.
Interpretive labor-history argument based on three Southern whiskey case studies.
The study shows how descriptions of distilleries as family-like enterprises could both enable women's authority and obscure their professional management work.
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Introduction and framework
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Captured evidence
The study shows how descriptions of distilleries as family-like enterprises could both enable women's authority and obscure their professional management work.
Context
Interpretive labor-history argument based on three Southern whiskey case studies.
Research annotation
Useful for separating actual responsibility from nostalgic company storytelling.
Connected records
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- Literature note:
Literature Note — Women’s Labor and Southern Craft Whiskey
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