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Post-Fordism: The Social Dispersal of Labour?‘disorganised capitalism’, ‘lean production’, ‘flexible specialisation’ and ‘post-Fordism’. Again these are often thought to have strongly negative outcomes for labour. There are significant conceptual differences between the diverse accounts, with some writers, for example, using the term neo-Fordi

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Semiconductors suggested that only with difficulty, or in part, could this be attributed to structural changes. The next two chapters discuss ‘new economy’ industries — semiconductors and finance. The former, considered here, was the main basis of any high-tech revolution and grew rapidly even amidst general econ

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From the Critique of Globalisation and Post-Fordism to Strategic Research for Labourses the claims of labour’s weakening in the light of the empirical evidence. The section ‘Towards a strategic research agenda for labour’ extends the discussion of the previous chapter, which criticises economic explanations of labour’s retreat. It suggests an evaluation of labour’s situation and pr

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