Rick Fantasia
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 245619 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rick Fantasia |
| NOMBRES | Rick |
| APELLIDO | Fantasia |
| FIRMA | FANTASIA R |
| AFILIACIONES | Smith College |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 96 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
La grève comme culture émergente
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The Social Order of Collective Action
Cultures of Solidarity
A commonplace assumption about American workers is that they lack class consciousness. This perception has baffled social scientists, demoralized activists, and generated a significant literature on American exceptionalism. In this provocative book, a young sociologist takes the prevailing assumptions to task and sheds new light upon this very important issue. In three vivid case studies Fantasia explores the complicated, multi-faceted dynamics o…
Bringing Class Back In
The Patco Strike
The Limits of “the Lived” and “the Local”
In the Spirit of Bourdieu
Labor Movement
The labor movement is a broad, multidimensional social formation that is generated from the social structures of work and industry in a society. It may comprise both legally recognized and formally sanctioned institutions (like trade unions, political parties, and works councils) as well as less formal groupings of workers and their allies (industrial actions, organizations of strike supporters, dissident movements within unions, cultural forms, …
The Paradox of American Unionism
Journal Article The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less Get access The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less by Seymour Martin Lipset and Noah M. Meltz, with Rafael Gomez and Ivan Katchanovski. Ithaca, NY, ILR Press, 2004. 208 pp. $32.50. Rick Fantasia Rick Fantasia Smith College Search for other works by this author on: Oxf…
Accounting for Taste
Hard Work
This concise overview of the labor movement in the United States focuses on why American workers have failed to develop the powerful unions that exist in other industrialized countries. Packed with valuable analysis and information, Hard Work explores historical perspectives, examines social and political policies, and brings us inside today's unions, providing an excellent introduction to labor in America. Hard Work begins with a comparison of t…
The Myth of the Labor Movement
The Dignity of Working Men
Dictature sur le prolétariat
Dictadura sobre el proletariado. Estrategias de represión y trabajo en los Estados Unidos. Numerosas son las declaraciones importantes acerca del poderío de la economía norteamericana que justificarían las reformas neoliberales y socioeconómicas en Europa y otřas partes del mundo. No obstante, si se las examina con más atención, se puede observar que entre las más importantes, algunas no tienen fundamentü y otras se tornan más endebles. Las condi…
Staging Strikes
Not Like Us
Cultures of Solidarity
The Empire of Fashion
Class Consciousness in Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
From Class Consciousness to Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
Fast food in France
Seducing the French
Labor Visions and State Power
Everything and Nothing
As one drives westward toward Geneva from the small city of Thonon-les-bains, with its stately perch on the Southern shore of Lac Leman, its fading Victorian-era hotel spas and 17th century château, and its remarkable views of the French Alps, one comes upon a stretch of road that, to an American, appears perfectly familiar and thus seems completely "foreign" in its French context. Quite suddenly, from both sides of the road, one's view is seized…
From Class Consciousness to Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
Fast food in France
A Critical View of Worker Participation in American Industry
Some analysts of worker participation have argued that it does not improve productivity as much as its proponents suggest, while others argue that it is an effective catalyst for expanding worker control over the labor process. This article examines the experience of worker participation and finds that the tendency is for such programs to weaken unions and limit workers' power in significant ways. In union workplaces, such programs disable existi…
Everything and Nothing
As one drives westward toward Geneva from the small city of Thonon-les-bains, with its stately perch on the Southern shore of Lac Leman, its fading Victorian-era hotel spas and 17th century château, and its remarkable views of the French Alps, one comes upon a stretch of road that, to an American, appears perfectly familiar and thus seems completely "foreign" in its French context. Quite suddenly, from both sides of the road, one's view is seized…
The Patco Strike
The Paradox of American Unionism
Journal Article The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less Get access The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less by Seymour Martin Lipset and Noah M. Meltz, with Rafael Gomez and Ivan Katchanovski. Ithaca, NY, ILR Press, 2004. 208 pp. $32.50. Rick Fantasia Rick Fantasia Smith College Search for other works by this author on: Oxf…
The Dignity of Working Men
Accounting for Taste
Class Consciousness in Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
The Limits of “the Lived” and “the Local”
Dictature sur le prolétariat
Dictadura sobre el proletariado. Estrategias de represión y trabajo en los Estados Unidos. Numerosas son las declaraciones importantes acerca del poderío de la economía norteamericana que justificarían las reformas neoliberales y socioeconómicas en Europa y otřas partes del mundo. No obstante, si se las examina con más atención, se puede observar que entre las más importantes, algunas no tienen fundamentü y otras se tornan más endebles. Las condi…
Workers, Managers, and Technological Change
I. Introduction.- 1 Workers, Managers, and Technological Change.- I. Introduction.- II. The Growing Concern with Control.- III. Labor's Changing Responses to Technological Change.- A. From Provider to Advocate: The Changing Role of the Unionin Responding to Technological Change.- B. Labor's Measures for Preventing TechnologicalUnemployment.- C. Relief for the Displaced Worker.- IV. Plan of the Book.- II. Toward Unilateral Managerial Control?.- 2 …
A Critical View of Worker Participation in American Industry
Some analysts of worker participation have argued that it does not improve productivity as much as its proponents suggest, while others argue that it is an effective catalyst for expanding worker control over the labor process. This article examines the experience of worker participation and finds that the tendency is for such programs to weaken unions and limit workers' power in significant ways. In union workplaces, such programs disable existi…
Building Popular Power
Between Craft and Class
Reds or Rackets? The Making of Radical and Conservative Unions on the Waterfront
The Rise of the Paris Red Belt.Tyler Stovall
Critical Theory in Political Practice
Seducing the French
Labor Visions and State Power
Everything and Nothing
As one drives westward toward Geneva from the small city of Thonon-les-bains, with its stately perch on the Southern shore of Lac Leman, its fading Victorian-era hotel spas and 17th century château, and its remarkable views of the French Alps, one comes upon a stretch of road that, to an American, appears perfectly familiar and thus seems completely "foreign" in its French context. Quite suddenly, from both sides of the road, one's view is seized…
Class Consciousness in Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
From Class Consciousness to Culture, Action, and Social Organization
For much of the post war period in the United States, sociological research on class consciousness has tended to be limited to and by survey methods, with the result that class consciousness has been viewed as a static, individuated phenomenon, abstracted from social action and the context of class practices. However, in recent years a body of work has developed, often based upon the concept of class formation rather than the ideationally bound c…
Fast food in France
Cultures of Solidarity
The Empire of Fashion
Not Like Us
Staging Strikes
Dictature sur le prolétariat
Dictadura sobre el proletariado. Estrategias de represión y trabajo en los Estados Unidos. Numerosas son las declaraciones importantes acerca del poderío de la economía norteamericana que justificarían las reformas neoliberales y socioeconómicas en Europa y otřas partes del mundo. No obstante, si se las examina con más atención, se puede observar que entre las más importantes, algunas no tienen fundamentü y otras se tornan más endebles. Las condi…
The Dignity of Working Men
Hard Work
This concise overview of the labor movement in the United States focuses on why American workers have failed to develop the powerful unions that exist in other industrialized countries. Packed with valuable analysis and information, Hard Work explores historical perspectives, examines social and political policies, and brings us inside today's unions, providing an excellent introduction to labor in America. Hard Work begins with a comparison of t…
The Myth of the Labor Movement
The Paradox of American Unionism
Journal Article The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less Get access The Paradox of American Unionism: Why Americans Like Unions More than Canadians Do, but Join Much Less by Seymour Martin Lipset and Noah M. Meltz, with Rafael Gomez and Ivan Katchanovski. Ithaca, NY, ILR Press, 2004. 208 pp. $32.50. Rick Fantasia Rick Fantasia Smith College Search for other works by this author on: Oxf…
Accounting for Taste
Labor Movement
The labor movement is a broad, multidimensional social formation that is generated from the social structures of work and industry in a society. It may comprise both legally recognized and formally sanctioned institutions (like trade unions, political parties, and works councils) as well as less formal groupings of workers and their allies (industrial actions, organizations of strike supporters, dissident movements within unions, cultural forms, …
The Limits of “the Lived” and “the Local”
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