Organization Theory and Class Analysis 1990
DOI: 10.1515/9783110874136-005
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Between Rational Choice and Durkheimian Solidarity

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“…These questions are important but they are also outside the scope of this analysis. To be analysed properly they need to be put into the context not only of labour process theory, but also of current analytical Marxism (Blom and Kivinen, 1990), Weberian theory of domination and Durkheimian theory of solidarity (Kersholt, 1990). What labour process theory does, though, is to race the possibility of an analysis of these fundamental questions of equality, in another context.…”
Section: Brokering Consentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These questions are important but they are also outside the scope of this analysis. To be analysed properly they need to be put into the context not only of labour process theory, but also of current analytical Marxism (Blom and Kivinen, 1990), Weberian theory of domination and Durkheimian theory of solidarity (Kersholt, 1990). What labour process theory does, though, is to race the possibility of an analysis of these fundamental questions of equality, in another context.…”
Section: Brokering Consentmentioning
confidence: 99%