Description |
1 online resource (266 pages) |
Series |
Conflict and social change series |
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Conflict and social change series.
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Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Theoretical Issues Addressed by the Book; Computerization and Working-Class People in South Yorkshire; An Ethnographic/Ethnological Record; Structure of the Book; The Authors; Notes; PART ONE Studying Computerization; 1 Why Study Computerization?; Computerization's Perceived Connection to Social Change; Contradictions in Discourse About Computing; Notes; 2 Studying Computing Ethnographically in South Yorkshire; What Is Ethnography?; Computerization in South Yorkshire; Working-Class Culture |
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Class in SheffieldSummary; Notes; 3 The Methods Used to Study Computing in Sheffield; The Research Problem; Developing a Social Role; The 1970s: Research on Workers' Education; The 1980s: Action Research in Computing Studies; Summary; Notes; PART TWO Describing Computerization; 4 Computerization of Work; How Should Computerization Be Described?; Computers in Primary Productive Activity; Summary; Notes; 5 Computing and Jobs; Computing and Labor; Patterns of Labor Computerization; Notes; 6 Computerization and the Reproduction of Symbols; Arenas of Semiotic Reproduction; Working-Class Culture |
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Theories of the StateSummary; Notes; 9 Sheffield Computerization and the World Political Economy; NIT as a Cause of Political Economic Change; The Disorganizing Contemporary World Political Economy; Political Economic Disorganization in South Yorkshire; An End to Regional Disorganization?; Technology, Political Economy, and Social Change; Notes; 10 Computerization and the Region; A Contemporary Statistical Picture; The Dynamics of Change in the Regional Labor Market; Region, Skill, and Computerization; Gendering and Labor Market Change; The Limits of a Regional Structure Perspective; Notes |
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PART FOUR Making Computerization11 Culture-Centered Computing and Local Policy; NMS in South Yorkshire; Culture-Centered Computing; Health Computerization: A Culture-Centered Computing ""Best Case, ; Informating Health in Sheffield: Organizational Infrastructure; Computing and Politics; The Failures of Computing Policy: 1987; The Fate of New Municipal Socialism; Culture-Centered Computing and the Reproduction of the Local State; Notes; 12 Computing and Gender; The Women's Movement in South Yorkshire; Gendering and Computing; Gender Politics and NIT; Notes |
Summary |
Notes; PART THREE Analyzing Computing Structurally; 7 Theorizing Computerization; The Ethnographic Necessity of Ethnology; Is ""The New Information Society"" an Ethnologically Valid Label?; Analyzing Computers as a Technology; Technology and Ethnology; Social Formation Reproduction; Class and Social Formation Reproduction; Theories of Class; Notes; 8 The National State and Computerization; Patterns of Computerization; The British State's Computing Policy in the 1980s; The Mass Media, the State, and NIT; Civil Rights and Computerization; Centralization; Computing and State Policy Goals |
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13 Class, Culture, Computing, and Politics |
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Print version record |
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Working class -- England -- Sheffield
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Employees -- Effect of automation on -- England -- Sheffield
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Computers -- Social aspects -- England -- Sheffield
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Ethnology -- England -- Sheffield
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Computers -- Social aspects
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Employees -- Effect of automation on
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Ethnology
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Manners and customs
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Working class
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Arbeiter
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Datenverarbeitung
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Informationstechnik
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Sozialer Wandel
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Automatisering.
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Werknemers.
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Sociale aspecten.
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SUBJECT |
Sheffield (England) -- Social life and customs
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England -- Sheffield
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Sheffield
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9780429702525 |
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0429702523 |
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9780429722530 |
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0429722532 |
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