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Roads in a post-industrial society
SPOUDAI - Journal of Economics and Business, 1982 openaire +1 more source
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Inequality in post-industrial societies
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 2019Abstract The transition to post-industrial society has reduced some inequalities, especially those of gender and the classes divisions of industrial society, but is associated with its own characteristic inequalities, relating to financialization and globalization, the emergence of particular high- and low-income sectors and occupations, the decline ...
Colin Crouch
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2011
VOLUME 1 Introductory Essay: Post-Industrial Society and Information Technology - Barry Smart Section One: Post-industrialism: Genealogy Before Bell 'The Chapter on Capital' And 'The Chapter on Capital (Continuation)' - Karl Marx Extracts from Post-Industrialism - Arthur Penty Arthur Penty's Post-industrial Utopia - David Lyon A Postindustrial Prelude ...
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VOLUME 1 Introductory Essay: Post-Industrial Society and Information Technology - Barry Smart Section One: Post-industrialism: Genealogy Before Bell 'The Chapter on Capital' And 'The Chapter on Capital (Continuation)' - Karl Marx Extracts from Post-Industrialism - Arthur Penty Arthur Penty's Post-industrial Utopia - David Lyon A Postindustrial Prelude ...
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The Future of the Post-industrial Society
Palgrave Studies in Classical Liberalism, 2023David E. Andersson
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2020
In pre-industrial societies – still the condition of most of the world today – the labor force is engaged overwhelmingly in the extractive industries: mining, fishing, forestry, agriculture. Industrial societies – principally those around the North Atlantic littoral plus the Soviet Union and Japan – are goods-producing societies. Manufacturing is still
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In pre-industrial societies – still the condition of most of the world today – the labor force is engaged overwhelmingly in the extractive industries: mining, fishing, forestry, agriculture. Industrial societies – principally those around the North Atlantic littoral plus the Soviet Union and Japan – are goods-producing societies. Manufacturing is still
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Manufacturing in a post-industrial society
European Management Journal, 1989Abstract Manufacturing has been in a state of extraordinary turmoil. The world's manufacturing output is increasingly crossing national borders. Marketing pressures call for flexible systems which are in contrast with large volume production of standardized products.
Willy S. Herroelen, Marc R. Lambrecht
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1989
Operational Research is one of a wider set of organisational services — “Information or knowledge work” which has become the subject of an increasing debate in the social sciences following early, seminal statements about an emerging post-industrial society.
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Operational Research is one of a wider set of organisational services — “Information or knowledge work” which has become the subject of an increasing debate in the social sciences following early, seminal statements about an emerging post-industrial society.
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Economics, Health, and Post-Industrial Society
The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly. Health and Society, 1979Increases in medical resources, and access to care, do not lead to comparable decreases in either morbidity or mortality in modern nations. The number of years of schooling, rather than level of income, emerges as the surest correlate of good health, although progress in medical science and changes in productivity remain powerful influences.
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