For Work / Against Work
Debates on the centrality of work

Dinerstein, Ana C; Neary, Michael The Labour Debate: An Investigation into the Theory and Reality of Capitalist Work 2002 Book Economics, Marx, On Marx on Abstract Labour, Pathologies of Work, Political Theory, Unionism, Critics of Post-Work Society, Social Centrality of Work Labour Debate, Class Struggle, Working Class, Subsumption, Capitalism, Materiality, Unemployment, Unionism, Social Movement, Subjectivity Of Labour, Marxism, Value Theory, Abstraction
Citation Dinerstein, Ana C; Neary, Michael 2002 Book Labour Debate Class Struggle Working Class Subsumption Capitalism Materiality Unemployment Unionism Social Movement Subjectivity Of Labour Marxism Value Theory Abstraction Economics Marx On Marx on Abstract Labour Pathologies of Work Political Theory Unionism Critics of Post-Work Society Social Centrality of Work

The Labour Debate: An Investigation into the Theory and Reality of Capitalist Work

by Dinerstein, Ana C; Neary, Michael (2002)

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Labour Debate, Class Struggle, Working Class, Subsumption, Capitalism, Materiality, Unemployment, Unionism, Social Movement, Subjectivity Of Labour, Marxism, Value Theory, Abstraction

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Economics, Marx, On Marx on Abstract Labour, Pathologies of Work, Political Theory, Unionism, Critics of Post-Work Society, Social Centrality of Work

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