fordism
91flexible production — flexible work, flexible production, flexible specialization These terms are part of a widespread debate about changing industrial structure and work organization. It is argued that increasing national and international competition is forcing… …
92Gramsci, Antonio — (1891 1937) A prominent Italian Marxist theorist and noted critic of economic determinism . After a childhood marked by poverty and ill health, Gramsci entered the University of Turin, where he seems to have been a particularly talented student… …
93new working class — A term associated with the thesis that process workers in automated industries, and white collar workers in large industrial corporations , possess the potential to assume the historic revolutionary role of the proletariat anticipated by Marxism …
94organization theory — organization theory, sociology of organizations In practice these terms are used interchangeably, although the former has a slightly wider remit than the latter as it also covers work by non sociologists, including those who are concerned to… …
95Sociologie du Travail — A sociology of work, associated with the writings of certain French sociologists of the 1950s and 1960s, which provided at the time a refreshing critique of the factory bound perspective of mainstream (mostly Anglo Saxon) industrial sociology.… …
96ФОРДИЗМ — (от имени крупного американского автомобильного промышленника Г. Форда) англ. Fordism; нем. Fordismus. Система организации поточного производства, введенная в США в 1 й четверти XX в. и направленная на интенсификацию труда (на основе массовой… …
97fordizam — fordìzam m <G zma> DEFINICIJA ekon. privredna politika zasnovana na punoj racionalizaciji, najvećoj podjeli rada te sustavu masovne proizvodnje s pokretne vrpce ETIMOLOGIJA engl. fordism, prema imenu Henryja Forda, v …
