New Capitalism?: The Transformation of Work

Kevin J Doogan

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Employment and Welfare Studies Digital Economy and Work Transformation

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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 From Post-Industrial Society to New Capitalism: The Evolution of a Narrative of Social Change Chapter 2 Technological Change: Autonomization and Dematerialization Chapter 3 Globalization: Mobility, Transnationality and Employment Chapter 4 Theorizing the Labour Market Chapter 5 Globalization, Demographic Change and Social Welfare Chapter 6 The Flexible Labour Market and the Contingent Economy Chapter 7 Long-term Employment and the New Economy Chapter 8 Job Insecurity, Precarious Employment and Manufactured Uncertainty Chapter 9 Conclusion Bibliography

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