1988
DOI: 10.24201/edu.v3i3.694
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Calificación y trabajo en la industria automotriz

Abstract: En este artículo se analiza la estructura de las calificaciones de ios traba/adores en dos plantas automotrices en México, una tradicional enfocada al mercado interno, y otra moderna enfocada a la exportación, para contrastar, en forma empí-rica, el debate sobre Ja pérdida o no de la capacidad de decisión de ios traba/adores sobre su propio proceso de trabajo. Se parte del supuesto de que la automatización no implica necesariamente un proceso de descalificación; por el contrario, significa un cambio en las cal… Show more

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“…The dictatorship was ultimately unsuccessful in maintaining its authoritarian developmentalism; although in various categories of intermediate goods, state-led investments did produce significant expansion in the 1970s (Carneiro 2004). Following the trend of semi-peripheral manufacturing rise, Mexican Fordist industries expanded significantly in the 1970s (Carrillo and García 1987). Notwithstanding the 1976 recession, moreover, Mexico joined in the 1970s petrodollar boom as an exporter of oil.…”
Section: Core Crisis and Developmentalist Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dictatorship was ultimately unsuccessful in maintaining its authoritarian developmentalism; although in various categories of intermediate goods, state-led investments did produce significant expansion in the 1970s (Carneiro 2004). Following the trend of semi-peripheral manufacturing rise, Mexican Fordist industries expanded significantly in the 1970s (Carrillo and García 1987). Notwithstanding the 1976 recession, moreover, Mexico joined in the 1970s petrodollar boom as an exporter of oil.…”
Section: Core Crisis and Developmentalist Challengementioning
confidence: 99%