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- catalog alternative "Changing teachers' work, the state, and globalisation".
- catalog contributor b11611928.
- catalog created "2000.".
- catalog date "2000".
- catalog date "2000.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
- catalog description "Education and the Cult of Efficiency in America 79 -- Managing Teacher Discontent in England 87 -- Keynesian Ideas and the Consolidation of the New Social Settlement 94 -- Teachers and the Fordist Keynesian Welfare State Settlement 99 -- Part III Contemporary Change 109 -- Chapter 5 New Politics of 'Fast Capitalism': From Body to Soul 111 -- 'Fast Capitalism' 111 -- Fast: Firmly Fixed or Attached 111 -- Fast: Rapid, Quick Moving, Providing or Allowing Quick Motion 113 -- Fast: Showing Too Advanced Time 115 -- Fast: Immoral, Dissipated 118 -- From Body to Soul: The New Politics of Consumption 119 -- Teachers and The New Politics of Production and Consumption 121 -- Displacements ... Up, Out and Down ... 124 -- Chapter 6 Post-Fordist Discourses and Teachers' Work 125 -- Toolkits--the New Organisational Principles 126 -- New Social Visions 128 -- Critical Social Perspectives 130 --".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 215-231) and index.".
- catalog description "Introduction A Class Act: Teachers and Change 1 -- Changing Teachers' Work 1 -- Plus ca Change, Plus C'est la Meme Chose? 5 -- Critical Theory and Change 7 -- Philosophical Realism as Methodology 9 -- Critical Realism and Teachers' Labour 11 -- Part I Conceptual Contours 17 -- Chapter 1 Teachers and Class: The Terrain and Stakes of Struggle 19 -- Is Class a Viable Conceptual Tool for Understanding Teachers' Labour? 19 -- Class Matters 20 -- A Realist Framework for Class Analysis: Causes and Conditions 23 -- Starting Points: Economic, Organisational and Cultural Assets 24 -- Cultural Capital as a Cultural Asset 27 -- Taking the Analysis Further: Social Capital and Social Assets in Class Formation 29 -- Realism As Methodology: 'Consequences' and the Contribution of Lockwood 31 -- Chapter 2 Teachers, the State and Social Settlements 33 -- Settlements, Crisis and Transformation 33 --".
- catalog description "Lifestyle Choices in the Schooling 'Super' Market 173 -- Product and Lifestyle Consumption 179 -- Cyborgs and Consumerism in an Information World 180 -- Fast Schools: A New Terrain for Professionalism 182 -- Part IV Critical4 Realities Reviewed 183 -- Chapter 9 Critical Realities Reviewed 185 -- A New Educational Mandate 187 -- Reshaping the Modes of Governance 189 -- Transformation of Assets 190 -- Teachers' Situations at the End of the Millennium 205.".
- catalog description "Post-Fordist Discourses on Restructuring Teachers' Labour 132 -- Tools for Managing--New Principles for Reorganising 133 -- Social Visions, Markets and Teacher Empowerment 137 -- Critical Social Perspectives on Teachers' Work 141 -- Chapter 7 Ratcheting Up the Marketness Factor: Managing Compliance to the Competitive State Project 147 -- Bringing the State-Market Relation into View 147 -- Economic Markets and Their Relationship to the State 148 -- Institutional Nature of State-Market Relations 153 -- Further Dimensions of Market Relations--'Marketness' and 'Embeddedness' 154 -- Managing Teachers' Commitment to the New Settlement 156 -- Chapter 8 Fast Schools and the New Politics of Production and Consumption 163 -- Social Relations of Production and Consumption 163 -- Co-opting Schooling to the Competitive State Project 165 -- New Production Concepts and the Flexible Worker 169 -- Schools as Production Sites 172 --".
- catalog description "Regulation Theory--the Accumulation/Institution Relation 34 -- A Framework for Analysing Teachers' Work in Social Settlements 38 -- Class and Labour--Power and Control 40 -- Points of Analytical Focus--Bernstein on Power and Control 42 -- Gouldner and the New Class Thesis 43 -- Part II Changing Contexts 47 -- Chapter 3 Laissez-Faire Liberalism, Teachers and the State 49 -- Liberalism and the 'Age of Capitalism' 51 -- Laissez-faire Liberalism and State Paternalism in England 53 -- Liberalism and Capitalist Expansion in America 55 -- Class, Gender, Segmentation and Subordination of Teachers in England 57 -- From Political Patronage to Administrative Efficiency in America 60 -- A Crisis of Profitability and Liberalism 66 -- Chapter 4 Fordism, Welfare Statism and the Rise of Teachers as 'Professionals' 71 -- Thirty Glorious Years 71 -- Taylor's Alchemy and the Fordist Model of Production 74 --".
- catalog extent "xviii, 240 p. ;".
- catalog identifier "0815335768 (alk. paper)".
- catalog identifier "0815335784 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
- catalog isPartOf "Garland reference library of social science ; v. 1465. Studies in education/politics ; v. 8".
- catalog isPartOf "Garland reference library of social science ; v. 1465.".
- catalog isPartOf "Garland reference library of social science. Studies in education/politics ; vol. 8.".
- catalog issued "2000".
- catalog issued "2000.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : Falmer Press,".
- catalog subject "306.43 21".
- catalog subject "Critical pedagogy.".
- catalog subject "Education and state.".
- catalog subject "Educational sociology.".
- catalog subject "LB1775 .R565 2000".
- catalog subject "Teachers Social conditions.".
- catalog subject "Teaching Political aspects.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Education and the Cult of Efficiency in America 79 -- Managing Teacher Discontent in England 87 -- Keynesian Ideas and the Consolidation of the New Social Settlement 94 -- Teachers and the Fordist Keynesian Welfare State Settlement 99 -- Part III Contemporary Change 109 -- Chapter 5 New Politics of 'Fast Capitalism': From Body to Soul 111 -- 'Fast Capitalism' 111 -- Fast: Firmly Fixed or Attached 111 -- Fast: Rapid, Quick Moving, Providing or Allowing Quick Motion 113 -- Fast: Showing Too Advanced Time 115 -- Fast: Immoral, Dissipated 118 -- From Body to Soul: The New Politics of Consumption 119 -- Teachers and The New Politics of Production and Consumption 121 -- Displacements ... Up, Out and Down ... 124 -- Chapter 6 Post-Fordist Discourses and Teachers' Work 125 -- Toolkits--the New Organisational Principles 126 -- New Social Visions 128 -- Critical Social Perspectives 130 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction A Class Act: Teachers and Change 1 -- Changing Teachers' Work 1 -- Plus ca Change, Plus C'est la Meme Chose? 5 -- Critical Theory and Change 7 -- Philosophical Realism as Methodology 9 -- Critical Realism and Teachers' Labour 11 -- Part I Conceptual Contours 17 -- Chapter 1 Teachers and Class: The Terrain and Stakes of Struggle 19 -- Is Class a Viable Conceptual Tool for Understanding Teachers' Labour? 19 -- Class Matters 20 -- A Realist Framework for Class Analysis: Causes and Conditions 23 -- Starting Points: Economic, Organisational and Cultural Assets 24 -- Cultural Capital as a Cultural Asset 27 -- Taking the Analysis Further: Social Capital and Social Assets in Class Formation 29 -- Realism As Methodology: 'Consequences' and the Contribution of Lockwood 31 -- Chapter 2 Teachers, the State and Social Settlements 33 -- Settlements, Crisis and Transformation 33 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "Lifestyle Choices in the Schooling 'Super' Market 173 -- Product and Lifestyle Consumption 179 -- Cyborgs and Consumerism in an Information World 180 -- Fast Schools: A New Terrain for Professionalism 182 -- Part IV Critical4 Realities Reviewed 183 -- Chapter 9 Critical Realities Reviewed 185 -- A New Educational Mandate 187 -- Reshaping the Modes of Governance 189 -- Transformation of Assets 190 -- Teachers' Situations at the End of the Millennium 205.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Post-Fordist Discourses on Restructuring Teachers' Labour 132 -- Tools for Managing--New Principles for Reorganising 133 -- Social Visions, Markets and Teacher Empowerment 137 -- Critical Social Perspectives on Teachers' Work 141 -- Chapter 7 Ratcheting Up the Marketness Factor: Managing Compliance to the Competitive State Project 147 -- Bringing the State-Market Relation into View 147 -- Economic Markets and Their Relationship to the State 148 -- Institutional Nature of State-Market Relations 153 -- Further Dimensions of Market Relations--'Marketness' and 'Embeddedness' 154 -- Managing Teachers' Commitment to the New Settlement 156 -- Chapter 8 Fast Schools and the New Politics of Production and Consumption 163 -- Social Relations of Production and Consumption 163 -- Co-opting Schooling to the Competitive State Project 165 -- New Production Concepts and the Flexible Worker 169 -- Schools as Production Sites 172 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "Regulation Theory--the Accumulation/Institution Relation 34 -- A Framework for Analysing Teachers' Work in Social Settlements 38 -- Class and Labour--Power and Control 40 -- Points of Analytical Focus--Bernstein on Power and Control 42 -- Gouldner and the New Class Thesis 43 -- Part II Changing Contexts 47 -- Chapter 3 Laissez-Faire Liberalism, Teachers and the State 49 -- Liberalism and the 'Age of Capitalism' 51 -- Laissez-faire Liberalism and State Paternalism in England 53 -- Liberalism and Capitalist Expansion in America 55 -- Class, Gender, Segmentation and Subordination of Teachers in England 57 -- From Political Patronage to Administrative Efficiency in America 60 -- A Crisis of Profitability and Liberalism 66 -- Chapter 4 Fordism, Welfare Statism and the Rise of Teachers as 'Professionals' 71 -- Thirty Glorious Years 71 -- Taylor's Alchemy and the Fordist Model of Production 74 --".
- catalog title "A class act : changing teachers' work, the state, and globalisation / Susan L. Robertson.".
- catalog title "Changing teachers' work, the state, and globalisation".
- catalog type "text".