Labor in the World Social Structure
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Labor in the World Social Structure

by Immanuel Wallerstein

Publisher
SAGE Publications
Pages
254
Language
English
Published
1982

Overview

A major breakthrough. Not only is this volume a collaboration between Soviet and American scholars, it is a first attempt at empirical verification of abstract concepts of labour that have been in use for some time. The essays focus on three key themes: the differences in the role of workers in core and peripheral countries; the relationship between nationalism and working class movements; and the increasing qualification of workers and the 'deskilling' of work. Fascinating differences in approach and conclusions between American and Soviet researchers are revealed.

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