Labor in the capitalist world-economy

Abstract

Introduction Charles Bergquist Placing Labor at the Center Part One Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Labor in the World-System Michael Buroway The Contours of Production Politics Stephen G Bunker The Exploitation of Labor in the Appropriation of Nature Toward an Energy Theory of Value Christopher K Chase-Dunn The World-System Since 1950 What Has Really Changed? Part Two Labor Systems in an Evolving Capitalist World Order Richard G Fox British Colonialism and Punjabi Labor Carol A Smith Labor and International Capital in the Making of a Peripheral Social Formation Economic Transformations in Guatemala, 1850-1980 William G Martin Cycles, Trends, or Transformations? Black Labor Migration to the South African Gold Mines Part Three Working Class Culture, Organization, and Protest Giovanni Arrighi and Beverly J Silver Labor Movements and Capital Migration The US and Western Europe in World-Historical Perspective Alice Ingerson The Textile Industry and Working-Class Culture June Nash The Impact of Worldwide Industrial Restructuring on a New England Community Frederic Deyo Industrialization and Structuring o A Comparison of India and China

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