• Sociology of Work
• Ageing and Work
• Beck
• Boltanski
• Bourdieu
• Braverman
• Burawoy
• Diversity at Work
• Durkheim
• Employment Polarisation
• Freyssenet
• Friedmann
• Globalised Class Structure
• Globalised Labour Process
• Jahoda
• Kergoat
• Labour Force Participation
• Lallement
• Linhart
• Migrants
• Méda
• Negt
• Occupational Segregation
• Offe
• Parsons
• Precariat
• Rosa
• Sennett
• Simonet
• Touraine
• Wajcman
• Weber
• Workfare

References for Theme: Sociology of Work

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• Bieler, Andreas
• "Labour, New Social Movements and the Resistance to Neoliberal Restructuring in Europe" (2011)

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• Haagh, Louise
• "Working Life, Well-Being and Welfare Reform: Motivation and Institutions Revisited" (2011)

• Jenkins, Jean
• "Gambling Partners? The Risky Outcomes of Workplace Partnerships" (2007)

• Just, Daniel
• "The Invention of Work in Modernity: Hegel, Marx, and Weber" (2017)

• Köhler, Holm-Detlev
• "Reconstruction and Restoration: The Legacies of Post-war German Industrial Sociology" (2016)

• Mojab, Shahrzad
• Marxism and Feminism (2015)

• Nolan, Melanie; Others,
• "Constantly on the move but going nowhere? Work, community and social mobility" (2009)

• Schutz, Alfred
• The Structures of the Life-World (1989)

  (p.13) Among the many different kinds of operation, one especially merits closer examination. All operation, as controlled corporeal conduct, in some way engages in the world. But not every operation changes the surrounding world in a way that is significant for the practical objectives of everyday life. On this point we should not be misled by the metaphysical question—which is not pertinent for everyday practice—whether every action, indeed every event, be it “inner” or “outer,” does not change reality. If after merely accidental “thinking aloud” I happen to frame my train of thought intentionally in words, I have gone over from...

• Standing, Guy
• "Understanding the precariat through labour and work" (2014)

• Terkel, Studs
• Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do (1974)

• Thompson, Paul; Smith, Chris
• "Labour Power and Labour Process: Contesting the Marginality of the Sociology of Work" (2009)

• Vallas, Steven P
• Research in the Sociology of Work (2016)

• Watson, Tony; Korczynski, Marek
• Sociology, Work and Industry: Fifth Edition (2008)