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Labor and monopoly capital
Book • 1975
Harry Braverman's "Labor and Monopoly Capital" is a seminal work in labor history and critical management studies.
The book meticulously details the historical shift in capitalist production, arguing that the deskilling of labor and increased managerial control are central to the logic of modern capitalism.
Braverman analyzes how technology and management practices are used to extract maximum surplus value from workers, leading to alienation and dehumanization in the workplace.
His analysis remains highly relevant in understanding contemporary labor issues and the ongoing struggle for worker empowerment.
The book's impact on labor studies and critical theory is undeniable, shaping debates on work, technology, and power.
The book meticulously details the historical shift in capitalist production, arguing that the deskilling of labor and increased managerial control are central to the logic of modern capitalism.
Braverman analyzes how technology and management practices are used to extract maximum surplus value from workers, leading to alienation and dehumanization in the workplace.
His analysis remains highly relevant in understanding contemporary labor issues and the ongoing struggle for worker empowerment.
The book's impact on labor studies and critical theory is undeniable, shaping debates on work, technology, and power.
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