... will try to give some definitions of what we could call, roughly, “the labor of the reproduction of people” in relation not only to current arrangements in the productive process and in the relationship between the sexes but also in relation to the possibility of socialization, waged or unwaged...

..., are buying a house in another district, deal in cheques and not money, pay your wages, collect rent and telly dues, stop for you now and again at pedestrian crossings, can’t look you in the eye, read the news on wireless or television, hand you the dole or national assistance...

... ("the production of rela- tive surplus value In short, the workers' wages are pinched by what the syco- 534 GENRE phants and apologists of the economy call "rationalization" or "streamlining". Alternatively (and often simultaneously), workers are fired and displaced by new...

... by reducing the amount of necessary labor time required to reproduce the life of the worker for one day ("the production of rela- tive surplus value In short, the workers' wages are pinched by what the syco- 534 GENRE phants and apologists of the economy call...

... ("the production of rela- tive surplus value In short, the workers' wages are pinched by what the syco- 534 GENRE phants and apologists of the economy call "rationalization" or "streamlining". Alternatively (and often simultaneously), workers are fired and displaced by new...

.... After the industrial capitalism based on factory working classes, material production, and the Fordist-­Keynesian wage compromise (“pay the workers higher wages so that they can consume and thus drive the economy”) came a new capitalism based on financial services, on the digital economy...

... (university and high school) and the women's REVIEWS 177 movement as well, the central conflict of the workers' movement, namely that over the wage and the relation of the wage to productive 'speed-ups' due to fac- tory automation, would spread...

... (university and high school) and the women's REVIEWS 177 movement as well, the central conflict of the workers' movement, namely that over the wage and the relation of the wage to productive 'speed-ups' due to fac- tory automation, would spread...

... of the "Hot Autumn" in 1969, which saw the emergence of student protests (university and high school) and the women's REVIEWS 177 movement as well, the central conflict of the workers' movement, namely that over the wage and the relation...

..., religious, and civic life; conduct diplomacy and wage war; make claims to jurisdiction over land and sea; . . . [and] cultivate authority over and obedience from those people subject to its commands” (Stern 2011, 3, 6). In times of crisis, like the Mughal War, the company’s claims to these sweeping...

... international law in a so-called state of exception and, moreover, insofar as the very concept of sovereignty depends constitutively on the sovereign right to wage war, "[t]here are thus only rogue states There is something of a rogue state in every state. The use of state power is originally excessive...

... disenchantment: the Virgilian idea of labor’s everyday difficulties as mapped onto a historical context of intensifying divi- sion of labor and competition for wages. The poem instead relentlessly gestures toward the life-­giving, ceaseless potential of human labor. But Whitman’s dual aim—to affirm...

...: Women and the East India Company in Seventeenth-Century London.” In Women, Work, and Wages in England, 1600–1850 , edited by Lane Penelope Raven Neil Snell K. D. M. , 47 – 67 . Woodbridge, UK : Boydell . Singh Jyotsna G. 1996 . Colonial Narratives/Cultural Dialogues...

... that Ahn's "genius" resided in his tac- tical "adoption of a moderate reformist stance to camouflage and yet advance his ultimately revolutionary agenda of waging an independence war to reclaim his country" ("Cradle of the Covenant" 118). 10 For an overview of the controversy in Korean Studies...

... in Toledo and Minneapolis, the Big Strike set the stage for the industrial unionization that would bring unheard-of job security, benefits and wages to American industrial wage workers. 38 GENRE several similar "Doc" figures in Steinbeck's fiction. In escalating confrontations with police...

..., as elsewhere, in aligning himself with the position of the slave, Jackson does not hesitate to identify the continuity between chattel slavery and what he defined as “neo-­slavery” (the contemporary regime of wage labor in modern capitalist societies). This alliance suggests a continuity...

... the EIC from the outset — between one voyage and another voyage, plunder and ongoing trade, corporate and national interests, executive and common shareholders, shareholders and wage earners, personal and corporate enrichment, short-­term gains and institutional longevity — have perpetuated...

... is a determinate negation of the eminently capitalist contra- diction between individual acts and collective ends. Whereas capitalist social relations typically manage this contradiction by reconciling its two poles through the discipline of a manager and the social technology of the wage (the manager...

... in contact?" (215) Nevertheless, he concludes with an extended commentary on the economic assimilability of the Chinese, on their pursuit of gold, fair wages, and independent laundry businesses in different phases of immigration. Depicting the Chinese as culturally distinct but economi- cally subject...

... . London : Verso , 1994 . —. The Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making of the American Working Class . London : Verso , 1991 . Sloop John M. The Cultural Prison: Discourse, Prisoners, and Punishment . Tuscaloosa : U of Alabama P , 1996 . Smith Sidonie . Subjectivity...