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100 1 _aGrint, Keith.
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245 1 4 _aThe Sociology of Work
_b: An Introduction /
_cKeith Grint.
250 _a2nd ed.
260 _aCambridge :
_bPolity Press ;
_aMalden, Mass :
_bBlackwell Publishers,
_c1998.
300 _avii, 388 p. :
_bill. ;
_c26 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [331]-380) and index.
505 _aList of Tables. List of Figures. Preface. Introduction. Part I: What is Work? Introduction. Problems of Definition. Working Beyond the Contemporary West. Historical Rhetorics of Work: Views from Above and Below. Radical Approaches to Work. Contemporary Western Orientations to Work. Domestic Labour. Unemployment. Summary. Exam/Essay Questions. Further Reading. Part II: Work in Historical Perspective:Introduction. Pre-Industrial Work. The Transitions from Feudalism to Proto-Industrialization. Factories and Technological Change. Occupational Change. Work, the Family and Gender. The Rise of Trade Unionism. State Intervention and the Factory Acts. The State and the Development of Clerical Labour. Women, Work and War. Summary. Exam/Essay Questions. Further Reading. Part III: Classical Approaches to Work: Marx, Weber and Durkheim:Introduction. Marx and Capitalism. Durkheim and Industrial Society. Weber. Summary. Exam/Essay Questions. Part IV: Contemporary Theories of Work Organization:Introduction. Coercion. Paternalism. Lenin. Human Relations. Neo-Human Relations. Organizational Cultures. Critical Theories. Systems Theories. Contingency Theory. Action Theory. Population Ecology Theory. Political Organizational Theories. Foucault and Post-Modernism. Actor Networks. Institutional Theory. Summary. Exam/Essay Questions. Further Reading. Part V: Class, Industrial Conflict and the Labour Process:Introduction. Theoretical Approaches to Class. Class, Wealth and Income. Class, Occupation and Inequality. Class, Trade Unions and Revolution. British Trade Unions and Labourism. Class and Industrial Action. Accounting for Industrial Action. Marx, Taylorism and the Capitalist Labour Process. Braverman and the Labour Process. Summary. Exam/Essay Questions. Further Reading. Part VI: Gender, Patriarchy and Trade Unions:Introduction. Theoretical Perspectives on Women and Work. Women and Paid Labour: The Contemporary Evidence. Labour Marketing Restructuring and Profes.
520 _aThis successful textbook on the sociology of work is now available in a new and updated edition. In addition to the wide range of contemporary and historical material, the second edition now has a number of new sections including a chapter on work in the global context. The empirical material has been extensively revised, making it the most up-to-date introduction to the area currently available.The Sociology of Work examines the nature of work in its more traditional guises as industrial sociology and the labor process, and in the wider context of unpaid labor. The book emphasizes the links between social processes and the institutions of employment and their domestic and social contexts. The significance of race, gender and class is fully explored, as well as changes in organizational structure and the significance of new technology. In addition, the book has been fully redesigned, and contains a number of new student features to interest and guide the reader as well as an attractive and clear lay-out. This book will be indispensable for students and teachers of the sociology of work, industrial sociology, organizational behavior and industrial relations.
650 0 _aIndustrial sociology.
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