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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
‘What is labour law for?’ is a question with a past. I therefore begin by sketching out its history. It has a present too, whose most striking feature – I argue – may well be the end of ‘labour.’ And of course it has a future: what will labour law look like ‘after labour?’ I address all three questions largely from a North American perspective, but ...
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‘What is labour law for?’ is a question with a past. I therefore begin by sketching out its history. It has a present too, whose most striking feature – I argue – may well be the end of ‘labour.’ And of course it has a future: what will labour law look like ‘after labour?’ I address all three questions largely from a North American perspective, but ...
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Monash Business Review, 2008
Richard Cooney and Michael Long take a closer look at innovative training activities. Copyright © 2008 Richard Cooney and Michael Long. No part of this article may be reproduced by any means without the written consent of the publisher.
Cooney, Richard, Long, Michael
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Richard Cooney and Michael Long take a closer look at innovative training activities. Copyright © 2008 Richard Cooney and Michael Long. No part of this article may be reproduced by any means without the written consent of the publisher.
Cooney, Richard, Long, Michael
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History Workshop Journal, 1977
The tasks confronting socialist historians remain manifold. Practically denied the history of their own class throughout the school system, an example par excellence of bourgeois social and cultural domination, the working-class is raised, suffering from what can be termed 'historical amnesia'.
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The tasks confronting socialist historians remain manifold. Practically denied the history of their own class throughout the school system, an example par excellence of bourgeois social and cultural domination, the working-class is raised, suffering from what can be termed 'historical amnesia'.
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«Labourism» and the British Labour Party
2000Steven Fielding, 'Labourism' and the British Labour Party, p. 195-213. This chapter explores the concept of 'Labourism' and questions the extent to which it accurately reflects the nature of the British Labour Party ; specifically, it raises doubts over the extent to which Labour must been seen as an 'exceptional' member of the European social ...
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1987
Discussion of the introduction of the distinction between "labour" and "labour power" by Marx, and its otherwise never clearly explained relevance fully ...
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Discussion of the introduction of the distinction between "labour" and "labour power" by Marx, and its otherwise never clearly explained relevance fully ...
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THE LABOUR PROCESS AND LABOUR MARKET IN CONSTRUCTION
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 1986The critique of the neo‐classical theory of the labour market has been growing in strength in recent years. Two main strands can be identified. The American traditions emphasise the role of the production process of firms or industries, either in terms of its task requirements (Doeringer and Piore 1971), or the mode of labour process control (Edwards ...
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