The Nature of Work: An introduction to debates on the labour process by Thompson, Paul
INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY1983 · 324 pages · ~6 hr read

The Nature of Work: An introduction to debates on the labour process

by Thompson, Paul
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'...a refreshing and stimulating book...I recommend it as essential reading for all industrial sociology and industrial relations students and as a good introduction for sociologists from other specialisms.' - Stephen Wood, Sociology '...I can think of no other book which sets itself such important objectives, or which achieves them so successfully.' - Graeme Salaman, Sociological Review

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'...a refreshing and stimulating book...I recommend it as essential reading for all industrial sociology and industrial relations students and as a good introduction for sociologists from other specialisms.' - Stephen Wood, Sociology '...I can think of no other book which sets itself such important objectives, or which achieves them so successfully.' -…

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