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the degradation of work in the twentieth century
Introduction -- Part I: Labor and Management : 1 Labor and Labor Power -- 2 The Origins of Management -- 3 The Division of Labor -- 4 Scientific Management -- 5 The Primary Effects of Scientific Management -- 6 The Habituation of the Worker to the Capitalist Mode of Production -- Part II: Science and Mechanization : 7 The Scientific-Technical Revolution -- 8 The Scientific-Technical Revolution and the Worker -- 9 Machinery -- 10 Further Effects of Management and Technology on the Distribution of Labor -- Part III: Monopoly Capital : 11 Surplus Value and Surplus Labor -- 12 The Modern Corporation -- 13 The Universal Market - 14 The Role of the State -- Part IV: The Growing Working-Class Occupations : 15 Clerical Workers -- 16 Service Occupations and Retail Trade -- Part V: The Working Class : 17 The Structure of the Working Class and Its Reserve Armies -- 18 The "Middle Layers" of Employment -- 19 Productive and Unproductive Labor -- 20 A Final Note on Skill.
by Harry Braverman ; foreword by Paul M. Sweezy.
Society for the Study of Social Problems C. Wright Mills Award, 1974.
New York : Monthly Review Press, [1975, ©1974]