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| Author: | Hasse, R. Leiulfsrud, H. |
| Title: | From disorganized capitalism to transnational fine tuning?: recent trends in wage development, industrial relations, and 'work' as a sociological category |
| Journal: | British Journal of Sociology
2002 : MAR, VOL. 53:1, p. 107-126 |
| Index terms: | ORGANIZATION INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PAY WORK SOCIAL CLASSIFICATION |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The disorganization thesis concentrates upon globalization and market dynamics, which are believed to trigger the breakdown of any kind of institutional structures. The diversity of capitalism approach, by contrast, places much emphasis on the persistence of distinct paths of national economies. Referring to comparative data from the OECD and other sources it is shown that some variables indicate a robustness of national styles of capitalism. Others hint at resemblance: e.g. there is a striking synchronization of the overall and sectoral wage development, there is a significant decrease in industrial disputes, and the class composition tends to become more similar. |
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