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Post‐Fordism and Population Ageing [PDF]
International Review of Applied Economics, 2006 Abstract Two features of recent economic experience have been the transition to post‐Fordism and the ageing of populations. Post‐Fordism entails diverse production and consumption, flexible employment, privatisation and a smaller welfare state. Population ageing is predicted to cause financial problems for state pension schemes and could provoke an ...
William Anthony Jackson
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Contextualizing the current crisis: Post-Fordism, neoliberal restructuring, and financialization
Colombia Internacional, 2012 The article argues that the current financial crisis that began unfolding in late 2007 cannot be explained merely by institutional failure, false economic theories, or human misbehavior.
Aaron Tauss
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Conceptual Explanation of Spatial Mismatch Fields of Job and Residence in urban spaces with emphasis on Iran [PDF]
جغرافیا و توسعه, 2021 Spatial Mismatch theory is one of the theories that examine poverty and inequality in the social-Spatial structure of cities. The aim of the present study was to "conceptually explain the grounds for Spatial Mismatch of work and residence", especially in
tajoddin Karami +3 more
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Post-Fordist Production and Urban Industrial Land Use Patterns
Urban Planning, 2021 Economic restructuring of the 21st century is changing the production methods and location requirements of most industries. Mass production on the outskirts of cities, as was common in 20th century Fordism, is largely being replaced by an economic model ...
Frank Roost, Elisabeth Jeckel
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, 2016 Post-Fordism is a term used to summarise the discussions around changes associated with the crises of capitalism experienced in industrial societies. It is seen to emerge as a response to the conditions of 1970s, where Fordism as a means of production ...
Ferreira, Jennifer
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Urbani Izziv, 2023 The tourism construct is a disruptive capitalist production of space that has generated and is generating new urban forms. Many architectural and morphological studies have specifically analysed its different models, but there is a lack of studies ...
Carlos Rosa-Jiménez +2 more
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Fordism to post Fordism in the UK [PDF]
, 2019 This article presents an overview of Fordism and Post Fordism in the UK and looks at the transition from one period to another. It looks at the roots of Fordism in the mass production techniques used by the Ford motor company in America and its application as a label to describe the political, economic and social characteristics of an era.
Taylor, Simon Peter
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Tourism and Hospitality, 2022 The content of the EU28 Destination Management Organisations’ (DMOs’) official tourism websites is studied to understand how each country is promoting its online position and image, and whether this is compatible with the new forms of neo/post-Fordism ...
Sotiroula Liasidou
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Recognition as a counter hegemonic strategy [PDF]
Filozofija i Društvo, 2023 Building on the analyses of cultural hegemony in the works of Nancy Fraser and Wendy Brown, I argue in the paper that the historic bloc (order of cultural hegemony) of post-Fordist capitalism is characterized by a particular dynamic between ...
Ivković Marjan
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