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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Labour Control"”.
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Labour control: managerial strategies in the Namibian mining sector 1970-1985
… explain the nature of managerial strategies of labour control adopted in a major Namibian mine between 1970 and 1985, a period of significant political, economic and social change. The study makes two particular contributions; firstly to labour process theory; and secondly, to the development of …
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Restructuring paternalism : the changing nature of labour control on wine farms in Koelenhof
… 1970s; been increasingly changing the form of labour control on their farms from co-ercive to co-optive techniques. 2. The Rural Foundation has played a key role in promoting and facilitating these changes to co-optive methods of labour control. 3. The changes to co-optive forms of labour …
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Early mine and railway housing in South Africa: a two-part study of ideology and design in working-class housing.
… of working-class housing in the spheres of labour control and social management, and to bring to the fore the manner in which ideology can operate through design. Two early innovations in the realm of working-class housing, the establishment of which dates back to the later nineteenth …
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Being Dignified: Understanding Socio-Spatial Exploitation and Agency in Nepali Domestic Work
The global labour movement for paid domestic work asserts that domestic work is ‘work’ and domestic workers are ‘workers.’ In Nepal and across South Asia, however, contemporary domestic work continues within quasi-feudalistic and patronage-based systems, entrenched in various forms of unfreedom and …
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Bodies as Risky Resources: The Japanese Identification Systems as Surveillance, Population Control and Colonial Violence in Occupied Northeast China
… the local Chinese, and mobilizing them as cheap labour power. Biometric ID systems became a powerful means of population control, which helped the Japanese to classify the Chinese as “desirable” or “undesirable”, and reduce them to resources, not subjects, of the Empire. As a result, the …