Technology, Class, and Politics: The Case of the Process Workers

Stephen F. Cotgrove · Clive Vamplew

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Marked regional differences in industrial and political attitudes were found among process workers in highly automated plants. It is argued that a major explanation is to be found not in the technology but in factors outside the factory gates, notably in the processes of political socialization.

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