Titlebook: Global Restructuring and the Power of Labour; Bill Dunn Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 capi

情感脆弱

The Social Forms of Japanese Christianity,ift in the relationships between states, capital and class. The loss of state power means labour ‘must adjust to a new flexible insecurity and can no longer rely on an increasingly powerless “democratic government” to fight its corner’ (1997: 157).

同来核对

The Drive for Economic Great Power Status,nd consumption and both between and within firms. New information technologies transform work and also break the link between size and efficiency, so production can be rapidly switched to meet customers’ changing needs. The giant corporations decline, superseded by networks of smaller firms as agents of innovation and growth.

CANE

Globalisation, the State and Labourift in the relationships between states, capital and class. The loss of state power means labour ‘must adjust to a new flexible insecurity and can no longer rely on an increasingly powerless “democratic government” to fight its corner’ (1997: 157).

2否定

Post-Fordism: The Social Dispersal of Labour?nd consumption and both between and within firms. New information technologies transform work and also break the link between size and efficiency, so production can be rapidly switched to meet customers’ changing needs. The giant corporations decline, superseded by networks of smaller firms as agents of innovation and growth.

粘

Globalisation: The Spatial Dispersal of Labour?lematically, it is used to emphasise a radical disjuncture and transformation of social relations in the late 20th century. This chapter will briefly consider the more abstract presentations of change before looking at some of the more specific claims of spatial reorganisation.

CRACK

Investigating the Claims of Globalisation and Post-Fordismwages and to flee the insubordination of labour (Holloway, 1995). Greater mobility, at least in certain cases, may increase its options and its power (Frieden, 1991). Workers in new industries and smaller workplaces may have weaker traditions and face greater obstacles in building trade unionism.

instill

Semiconductorses — semiconductors and finance. The former, considered here, was the main basis of any high-tech revolution and grew rapidly even amidst general economic stagnation. Physically light products and technical disarticulation made the sector susceptible to spatially discrete production and an inter-firm division of labour.

充气球

From the Critique of Globalisation and Post-Fordism to Strategic Research for Labourdiscussion of the previous chapter, which criticises economic explanations of labour’s retreat. It suggests an evaluation of labour’s situation and problems in terms of the interaction of ideological, institutional as well as material conditions might better identify appropriate strategies.

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反感

The Social Forms of Japanese Christianity,te powers is perhaps the most widely perceived characteristic of contemporary capitalism. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO) ‘[e]conomic globalization and technological innovation appear to have considerably reduced the manoeuvrability of states [producing] an unquestionable de