Titlebook: Industry and Labour; Class Struggle at Wo Andrew L. Friedman Textbook 1977Latest edition Andrew L. Friedman 1977 earnings.economic theory.e

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Worker Resistance — Historical Development forms of resistance and general resistance itself have been unevenly distributed among different groups of workers throughout capitalism’s history. During Modern Industry high skills and well-organised resistance were strongly correlated. With the spread of trade unionism among less skilled workers

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Management — Historical Development and Argumentonsible Autonomy strategies has changed markedly over the years. As with the strength of worker resistance, this has reflected conditions in both internal labour markets and external labour power markets. Second, different types of strategies have been used by top managers when dealing with differen

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Firms and Workersy, and among workers according to the strength of their resistance and the pressure exerted on them by the reserve army. Marx recognised such differences, but he treated firms and workers as homogeneous categories for analytical purposes. The primary difference between Marx’s analysis and the amende

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The Silk Ribbon-Weaving Trade in Hillfields and Coventry Regioncent villages had formed a cohesive and largely self-sufficient economic unit. A cohesive unit, but not a homogeneous one. The villagers were far less prosperous than the inhabitants of Coventry city. Politically the villagers were barred from the corporate privileges of the city and in parliamentar

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The Hosiery Industry in Leicester in the Late Nineteenth Centuryn Leicester’s domestic hosiery knitters and those of the surrounding villages, while noticeable, was not nearly so great as the difference in conditions between weavers in Coventry and its surrounding villages. This was due to the relatively poor conditions of knitters in Leicester rather than prosp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15845-4earnings; economic theory; employment; industrial relations; migrants; poverty; unemployment; unions