Don M Shakow
Biographic Data
| ID | 703273 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Don M Shakow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Don M |
| FAMILY NAME | Shakow |
| SIGNATURE | SHAKOW D M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Clark University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Industrial Restructuring in the US Economy: A Value Analysis
As an alternative to macro-social theories of economic restructuring, the authors provide a framework for theorising restructuring at the industry level. They analyse the uneven development and restructuring of US manufacturing industries between 1958 and 1982, using Marxian value analysis to associate restructuring with changing levels of exploitation
Labor Market Segmentation and Job-Related Risk: Differences in Risk and Compensation Between Primary and Secondary Labor Markets
Labor market segmentation theory calls into question the neoclassical theory of compensating wage differentials, which posits that workers are compensated for job-related risk. From the perspective of segmentation theory, one would expect secondary workers to experience greater risk on the job with less likelihood of compensation. An empirical examination of worker samples, using discriminant analysis to construct primary and secondary subsamples…
Restructuring in U.S. Manufacturing: The Decline of Monopoly Capitalism
We outline a framework grounded in Marxist political economy for investigating structural change in particular industries as well as the larger economy. Our approach focuses upon processes of capital and labor restructuring that lie behind the geographical manifestations of industrial change. An empirical study of capitalist restructuring in 51 U.S. manufacturing sectors from 1958–77 reveals the emergence of a distinctively new variant of capital…
Production, Work, Territory: The Geographical Anatomy of Industrial Capitalism
The Impact of the Changing International Division of Labor on the Labor Force in Mature Industrial Regions
The Municipal Farmer's Market as an Urban Service
The following paper attempts to describe and to evaluate the urban farmer's market as a potentially beneficial urban service. The farmer's market as a means to sustain farming activity in the region contiguous to the city is assessed. Its benefits for low-income urban consumers in the form of access to lower food prices is also reviewed. After a general survey of the status of these markets in the U.S., the case of the Seattle, Washington Public …
Local planners ? global constraints
Labor Market Segmentation and Job-Related Risk: Differences in Risk and Compensation Between Primary and Secondary Labor Markets
Labor market segmentation theory calls into question the neoclassical theory of compensating wage differentials, which posits that workers are compensated for job-related risk. From the perspective of segmentation theory, one would expect secondary workers to experience greater risk on the job with less likelihood of compensation. An empirical examination of worker samples, using discriminant analysis to construct primary and secondary subsamples…
Local planners ? global constraints
The Impact of the Changing International Division of Labor on the Labor Force in Mature Industrial Regions
The Municipal Farmer's Market as an Urban Service
The following paper attempts to describe and to evaluate the urban farmer's market as a potentially beneficial urban service. The farmer's market as a means to sustain farming activity in the region contiguous to the city is assessed. Its benefits for low-income urban consumers in the form of access to lower food prices is also reviewed. After a general survey of the status of these markets in the U.S., the case of the Seattle, Washington Public …
Local planners ? global constraints
The Municipal Farmer's Market as an Urban Service
The following paper attempts to describe and to evaluate the urban farmer's market as a potentially beneficial urban service. The farmer's market as a means to sustain farming activity in the region contiguous to the city is assessed. Its benefits for low-income urban consumers in the form of access to lower food prices is also reviewed. After a general survey of the status of these markets in the U.S., the case of the Seattle, Washington Public …
The Impact of the Changing International Division of Labor on the Labor Force in Mature Industrial Regions
Production, Work, Territory: The Geographical Anatomy of Industrial Capitalism
Restructuring in U.S. Manufacturing: The Decline of Monopoly Capitalism
We outline a framework grounded in Marxist political economy for investigating structural change in particular industries as well as the larger economy. Our approach focuses upon processes of capital and labor restructuring that lie behind the geographical manifestations of industrial change. An empirical study of capitalist restructuring in 51 U.S. manufacturing sectors from 1958–77 reveals the emergence of a distinctively new variant of capital…
Labor Market Segmentation and Job-Related Risk: Differences in Risk and Compensation Between Primary and Secondary Labor Markets
Labor market segmentation theory calls into question the neoclassical theory of compensating wage differentials, which posits that workers are compensated for job-related risk. From the perspective of segmentation theory, one would expect secondary workers to experience greater risk on the job with less likelihood of compensation. An empirical examination of worker samples, using discriminant analysis to construct primary and secondary subsamples…
Industrial Restructuring in the US Economy: A Value Analysis
As an alternative to macro-social theories of economic restructuring, the authors provide a framework for theorising restructuring at the industry level. They analyse the uneven development and restructuring of US manufacturing industries between 1958 and 1982, using Marxian value analysis to associate restructuring with changing levels of exploitation
Economics (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (2 works)