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- Braverman Labor and Monopoly Capital: Final 5 Chapters.
- Braverman Part 3: Monopoly Capital – The Central Part of the Book (literally and figuratively)
- Braverman Part Deux: Science and Mechanization
- A Depressing Quote from the Final Chapter of Labor and Monopoly Capital
- Labor and Monopoly Capital by Harry Braverman
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Tag Archives: contemporary sociologists
Faith in the Halls of Power – Book Review
My alma mater, Gordon College, has installed a new president, D. Michael Lindsay, a sociologist, lately of Rice University. Lindsay received his PhD from Princeton, and published in 2007 a book entitled Faith in the Halls of Power. It was … Continue reading
The Time Bind – Arlie Russell Hochschild
Arlie Russell Hochschild is a contemporary feminist sociologist famous for her work on well, Work. When I saw her book The Time Bind at the library on the shelf marked “Non-fiction Reads you may have missed” I knew I had … Continue reading
