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The Feminization of Labour in Cognitive Capitalism
Feminist Review, 2007The article starts with a definition of the concept feminization of labour. It aims to signal how, at both the Italian and the global level, precarity, together with certain qualitative characteristics historically present in female work, have become decisive factors for current productive processes, to the point of progressively transforming women ...
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The 'Excesses' of Cognitive Capitalism
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011The article considers the research developed by the UniNomade project about the global financial crisis, within the theoretical framework of Italian 'workerism' and the post-workerist theory. On the whole, the UniNomade project offers a rich variety of stimuli to debate.
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Psychological Science, 2011
Traditional economic theories stress the relevance of political, institutional, geographic, and historical factors for economic growth. In contrast, human-capital theories suggest that peoples’ competences, mediated by technological progress, are the deciding factor in a nation’s wealth.
Heiner, Rindermann, James, Thompson
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Traditional economic theories stress the relevance of political, institutional, geographic, and historical factors for economic growth. In contrast, human-capital theories suggest that peoples’ competences, mediated by technological progress, are the deciding factor in a nation’s wealth.
Heiner, Rindermann, James, Thompson
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2011
Abstract This article focuses on managerial, operative, and corporate cognition. It argues that ‘the transformation of knowledge into practice is mediated by the cognition of the firm's human capital (HC)’. The article posits a mutually constituting reciprocal relationship between knowledge and behaviour, the exchange being governed by ...
Rhett A. Brymer +2 more
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Abstract This article focuses on managerial, operative, and corporate cognition. It argues that ‘the transformation of knowledge into practice is mediated by the cognition of the firm's human capital (HC)’. The article posits a mutually constituting reciprocal relationship between knowledge and behaviour, the exchange being governed by ...
Rhett A. Brymer +2 more
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Cognitive Capitalism, Welfare and Labour
2019This book deals with the transformations of both accumulation process and labour in the transition from a Fordist to a cognitive capitalism paradigm, with specific regard to Western economies. It outlines the advent, after industrial capitalism, of a new phase of the capitalist system in which the value of cognitive labour becomes dominant.
Fumagalli, Andrea +5 more
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Production Cognitive Capital as a Measurement of Intellectual Capital
2011At present, knowledge plays a key role in the new economy. Nevertheless, its measurement as Intellectual Capital has not been possible from a certainty vision for the states, events and entities, leaving aside the complexity of organizations. This work proposes a paradigmatic shift where the fundamental support is the relational–semiotic condition of ...
Leonardo P. Lavanderos, Eduardo S. Fiol
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A model of cognitive capitalism: a preliminary analysis [PDF]
, 2007 The aim of this paper is to present a first theoretical macro-modelling of cognitive capitalism, by utilizing the French regulation theory approach. With regard to the supply side analysis, we shall emphasize the role played by productivity dynamics: it is mainly affected by two types of dynamics: scale economics, based on learning processes and ...
LUCARELLI, Stefano, FUMAGALLI, ANDREA
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Earworms, Daydreams and Cognitive Capitalism
Theory, Culture & Society, 2016Although the cognitive neurosciences are currently conducting research to determine the brain networks that are implicated in the production of ‘earworms’, my project seeks to address the technical nature of these abstract parasites that hears their spontaneous irruption in thought as both a product and source of contemporary capitalism’s aim to draw ...
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The city of cognitive–cultural capitalism
City, 2013Allen Scott's theorization of “cognitive-cultural capitalism” is a landmark contribution that situates today's urban-economic transformations in the long history of capitalist frontiers of uneven development. Yet Scott is a bit too cautious, too deferential to the monster he's mapped.
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