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Labour History and Labour

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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«Labourism» and the British Labour Party

2000
Steven 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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Labour Power

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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THE LABOUR PROCESS AND LABOUR MARKET IN CONSTRUCTION

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 1986
The 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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LABOUR CIRCULATION AND THE URBAN LABOUR PROCESS

Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 1986
The author investigates aspects of labor circulation, which he defines as "temporary movement between geographical areas for work or in search of work....[He attempts to determine] what roles have been played by labour circulation in the development of urban-industrial labour forces in the transition to industrial capitalism." Factors considered ...
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Labour and Labour Process

1990
Labour plays a major role in production, and Harry Braverman added immeasurably to our historical appreciation and understanding of that role. In so doing he unwittingly struck a responsive chord among social scientists disenchanted with conventional approaches to the organisation of the workplace.
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Labour movements

2018
Fil: Marticorena, Clara. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Saavedra 15.
Atzeni, Maurizio, Elbert, Rodolfo Gaston, Marticorena, Clara, Montero, Jerónimo, Soul, Maria Julia   +4 more
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New Labour and the labour market

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 2000
The recent run of good macroeconomic news masks mounting evidence that worklessness is increasingly concentrated on selected individuals, households, and socio-economic groups and in geographical areas. These distributional aspects have been overlooked or ignored over the last 20 years, but we believe they now form the most pressing labour-market and ...
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Labour and Labour Market Adjustment

1992
Industrialisation inevitably entails changes in the demand and supply of the labour force. These changes can be expected in labour-force participation rates by age and sex and in the distribution of the working population by industry and occupation. As an export-led economy, the major demand-side factor influencing the employment structure in Hong Kong
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Labour Relations and Labour Costs

2009
This chapter, provided by Basil Mogridge, explores the maritime labour system in twentieth century Britain. It is particularly concerned with the nature of strikes, but also explores wages, manning, crew costs, the supply and demand of maritime labour, and flag discrimination.
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