Taylorism, responsible autonomy and management strategy

Stephen Wood

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As we saw in Chapter 1 , one consequence of Braverman’s methodological omission of class struggle is a marked tendency to portray capitalist management as virtually omniscient. The implementation of management strategy is therefore taken to be unproblematic. Again, by equating Taylorism with capitalist management in its essence, Braverman is able to depict post-Taylorist developments as either complementary or irrelevant; anti-Taylorist strategies are inconceivable.

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