Workers and Revolutionaries at the Twilight of Fordism: The Breakdown of Industrial Relations in the Automobile Plants of Detroit and Turin, 1967–1973

Nicola Pizzolato

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In their respective countries, and worldwide, Detroit and Turin are known as the ‘Motor City’ and la citta` dell'auto—two metropolises that have grown around the manufactured product that best symb...

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