This contribution takes stock of the growing research on deindustrialization from a gender perspective. Much of the work in deindustrialization studies is rooted in local studies, within single national contexts. This article provides a perspective that cuts across case studies and national historiographies. It reviews findings on the implications of deindustrialization for working-class masculinities and considers the extent to which research has privileged a focus on white masculinity in crisis (a theme which is more present in some national contexts than others). The article goes on to show how a more complex and nuanced understanding of gender, class, and race is emerging. It highlights women workers’ experience of deindustrialization and considers the ways in which deindustrialization is associated with a restructuring of gender relations. Acknowledging some of the limitations of the current state of research, the article points to a number of potential avenues for further enquiry.

本文从性别角度对去工业化日益增长的研究进行了盘点。去工业化研究的大部分工作都植根于单一国家背景下的地方研究。本文提供了一个跨越案例研究和国家史学的视角。它回顾了去工业化对工人阶级男性气质的影响的研究结果，并考虑了研究在多大程度上优先关注危机中的白人男性气质（这一主题在某些国家背景下比其他国家背景更常见）。文章接着展示了对性别、阶级和种族的更加复杂和细致的理解是如何出现的。它强调了女工的去工业化经历，并考虑了去工业化与性别关系重组的联系方式。文章承认当前研究状况的一些局限性，并指出了一些进一步研究的潜在途径。