A New Paradigm of Work Organization and Technology?

John Tomaney

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Management Theory and Practice Digital Economy and Work Transformation

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Taylorism and its Critics Flexible Specialization and the Re-emergence of Craft Work Japanization New Production Concepts? Beyond the Limits of the New Optimism Notes References

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