The sociology of work : structures and inequalities
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The sociology of work : structures and inequalities
Oxford University Press, 2009
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References: p. 336-364
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Understanding the world of work is often difficult for students-particularly undergraduates-to grasp. The Sociology of Work: Structures and Inequalities answers the need for a clear, engaging-and affordable-introduction to the basic concepts used by sociologists of work. Throughout, the text links the most up-to-date research and scholarship on work and occupations with their underlying sociological principles. Beginning with a thorough discussion of
these core concepts, it goes on to show the historical developments of labor processes, thus allowing students to draw modern, real-world connections. The book also examines the contemporary work scene (both domestic and global), its concurrent occupational structures, and, all too often, its resultant
inequalities.
While remarkably accessible, The Sociology of Work does not shy away from challenging students with weightier sociological concepts, theories, and methodological issues, as well as less commonly discussed topics like Luddism, the role of gender in the industrial revolution, and the rise and decline of the workers' movement.
Comprehensive and versatile, The Sociology of Work: Structures and Inequalities is ideal for courses in the sociology of work and occupations, and the sociology of organizations and corporations, as well as labor studies and human resource management.
Features
* Incorporates issues of gender and race throughout
* Also includes separate and unique chapters on gender (Chapter 11), diversity (Chapter 12), immigration (Chapter 13), and globalization (Chapter 16)
* Emphasizes the continuing importance of social theory, both classical and contemporary
* Devotes an entire chapter to research methods and data sources
目次
- PART I: INTRODUCTION
- 1. THE SOCIOLOGY OF WORK: AN INVITATION
- The Primacy-of-Production Thesis
- The Sociology of Work: Core Principles
- Conclusion
- 2. THEORETICAL TRADITIONS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF WORK
- Classical Perspectives on Work and Society
- Contemporary Perspectives on Work and Society
- Perspectives on Work: Present Realities and Future Perspectives
- 3. STUDYING WORKERS AND WORK: RESEARCH METHODS IN THE FIELD
- Methods for Studying Work and Workers
- Experiments
- Summary and Conclusion
- PART II: THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF WORK
- 4. THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND BEYOND: CULTURE, WORK, AND SOCIAL CHANGE
- Understanding the Industrial Revolution
- The Meaning of Work in Preindustrial Societies
- The Rise of the Factory System
- Gender, Family, and the Factory System: The Rise of the Male Breadwinner Norm
- Conclusion
- 5. THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: MASS PRODUCTION AND LABOR MANAGEMENT
- The Rise of Mass Production
- How Workers Responded to Mass Production
- The Invention of Personnel Management
- The Hawthorne Research: The Discovery of the Work Group
- Summary
- PART III: OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURES
- 6. BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS AND THE HIDDEN WORLD OF WORK
- The Skills of Blue-Collar Workers
- How Work Gets Done: Informal Work Practices
- Good Citizenship in the Workplace
- Summary
- 7. MANAGERS: CAREERS AT WORK
- The Managerial Occupation
- What Do Managers Do?
- Managers' Careers
- Gender and Racial Differences in Access to Power and Authority
- The Future of Management
- Summary
- 8. THE PROFESSIONS: POWER AND STATUS IN THE WORKPLACE
- Characteristics of the Professions
- Controlling Professional Work: The Professional Ethic
- Professional Careers
- Summary
- 9. SERVICE JOBS: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH CUSTOMERS
- Defining Service
- Service Industries and Service Occupations
- Characteristics of Service Jobs
- Control, Routinization, and Technology in Service Work
- Doing Deference: Personal Service Work
- Conclusion: Beyond the Service Economy
- PART IV: INEQUALITIES
- 10. UNIONS IN AMERICA: THE STRUGGLES OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT
- The Glory Years of Industrial Unionism: 1933-1945
- The Decline of Unions After World War II
- The Costs of Union Decline
- The Future of Unions
- Summary
- 11. GENDER AND WORK
- The Rise in Women's Labor Force Participation
- The Sex Segregation of Jobs and Occupations
- Maintaining Barriers Between "Women's" and "Men's" Jobs
- The Gender Pay Gap and the Worth of Jobs
- The Future of Gender Inequality at Work
- Conclusion
- 12. MANAGING DIVERSITY: RACIAL AND ETHNIC DIVISIONS AT WORK
- Race, Ethnicity, and the Sociology of Work
- Government Efforts to Uproot Racial and Ethnic Disparities
- Conclusion
- 13. IMMIGRANT WORKERS: MARGINAL WORK, NETWORKS, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
- Migration of the Poor: Mexicans, Central Americans, and Filipinos
- Immigrant Hiring: Networks and Gateways
- Immigrants and Entrepreneurship
- Summary
- PART V: THE FUTURE OF WORK: KEY ISSUES AND SOCIAL CHOICES
- 14. WORK AND FAMILY
- The Rise of Domesticity
- Work Time, Family Time, and Work-Family Conflict
- Cross-National Differences in Work and Family
- The Growth of Nonstandard Employment Contracts and the "24/7" Economy
- Conclusion
- 15. THE NEW AMERICAN WORKPLACE
- Trends in Occupational Growth: Some Evidence
- The Changing Employment Relationship
- The Participatory Management Movement
- Conclusion
- 16. GLOBALIZATION AND THE AMERICAN WORKPLACE
- Dimensions of Globalization
- The Meaning of Globalization for the American Worker
- Conclusions: Shaping Globalization
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