Global Money, Capital Restructuring and the Changing Patterns of Labour

Abstract

After Fordism, what? structural unemployment in the crisis of the late 20th century which Europe do we need now? Britain under New Labour the Euro and Europe's labour the accumulation process in Japan and East Asia as compared with the role of Germany in European post-war growth historical notes on the rise and fall of Fordism and flexible accumulation in the United States lean production in North America management by stress and skilled work is technical change the cause of unemployment? intensive and extensive investment, employment and working time in the European Union the transformation of the Italian labour market changing patterns in the division of labour and in the segmentation of the labour force.

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