The New Social Economy: Reworking the Division of Labor

1991-12-01book197 citationsclosed

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Political Economy and Marxism Digital Economy and Work Transformation

Abstract

1. Gender, Class and the Division of Labor. 2. The Brave New World of the Service Economy: The Expanding Division of Labor. 3. The Expanding Horizons of Industrial Organization. 4. New Developments in Manufacturing: The Just-in-Time System. 5. Beyond Fordism and Flexibility. 6. Capitalism, Socialism and the Social Division of Labor.

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