Technological change and workers' movements
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Technological change and workers' movements
（Explorations in the world-economy, v. 4）
Sage Publications, c1985
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"Originally presented at the Third U.S.-U.S.S.R. Colloquium on World Labor and Social Change, held at the State University of New York at Binghamton in January 1983"--Introd
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内容説明
An unusual opportunity to compare the social science perspectives that prevail in the United States and the Soviet Union was provided by the third US--USSR Colloquium on World Labour and Social Change. Essay topics range widely to cover contemporary and historical analyses, developed and developing countries, capitalist and socialist states. The book illustrates the different ways in which scholars in the USA and USSR analyse comparable phenomena: technological change, economic and social structure, and working class behaviour.
目次
Introduction - Melvyn Dubofsky
The Scientific-Technological Revolution and Contradictions of Capitalism - B N Ponomarev
The Scientific-Technological Revolution and the Working Class - T Timofeev
Socio-Economic Aspects
The New Technology and the Problem of Employment - A Galkin
Socio-Political Aspects
Working-Class Formation and Working-Class Politics in Imperial Germany - Mary Nolan
The Origins of Scientific Management in Russia - Heather Hogan
Union-Management Cooperation in the United States - Sanford M Jacoby
The 1920's and the Second World War
Socialist Development and the Chinese Working Class - Andrew G Walder
Quality and Quantity? Worker Participation in the US and Japanese Automobile Industries - Robert J Thomas
Export Production Structures and the Latin American Labor Movements - Charles Bergquist
Towards a Typology
The Paradox of Women's Poverty - Joan Smith
Wage-Earning Women and Economic Transformation
Social Consequences of Technological Shifts in the United States - S V Mikhailov
A Soviet View
Recent Soviet Studies of American Labor History - N V Sivachev and I M Saveli'eva
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