Scientific management and planning

Drawing upon a wide range of historical sources, Chris Nyland argues that the Taylorist system of work organisation has been too hastily dismissed by Marxist and other commentators from the left. The author thus suggests that socialists should re-evaluate the potentialities of scientific management, and hat the techniques of planning and systematic work scheduling for the benefit of the working class

Economics · Epistemology · Industrial engineering · Management · Marxist philosophy · Political science · Politics · Scientific management · Sociology · World class · Complex Systems and Decision Making · Engineering · Law · Management and Organizational Studies · Philosophy · Mechanical Engineering

• The International Labour Organization

  Guy Standing•New Political Economy•2010

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• American Dreams and Soviet Realities

  Open Access•Reinhart Kößler, Mammo Muchie•Capital & Class•1990

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• Economics, Politics, and Labour Process Theory

  Open Access•Michael Rowlinson, John Hassard•Capital & Class•1994

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• Taylorism, Managerial Control Strategies, and the Ballets of Balanchine and Stravinsky

  Open Access•Jean Van Delinder•American Behavioral Scientist•2005

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• Labor and Monopoly Capital

  Harry Braverman•Monthly Review•1974

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• Labor and Monopoly Capital

  D Tomich, Harry Braverman•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1976

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• Capital

  Open Access•Karl Marx•On Violence•2020

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• A Planned Society

  Charles A Gulick, George Soule•California Law Review•1934

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• Efficiency and Uplift

  Peter D'A Jones, Samuel Haber•The New England Quarterly•1965

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• The General and the Specific in Marx’s Theory of Crisis

  Michael A Lebowitz•Studies in Political Economy•1982

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• The Next American Frontier

  Open Access•John E Tropman, Robert B Reich et al.•Journal of Policy Analysis and…•1984

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• The Crisis of the Old Order

  G M Craig, Arthur M Schlesinger et al.•International Journal Canada s…•1957

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• Who benefited from the prosperity of the twenties

  Open Access•Charles Frank Holt•Explorations in Economic History•1977

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• The Falling Rate of Profit

  Ronald L Meek, Joseph M Gillman et al.•The Economic Journal•1959

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• The Meaning of Rationalisation

  N B Dearle, L Urwick•The Economic Journal•1930

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• The Second Industrial Revolution

  H Stanley Jevons•The Economic Journal•1931

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• Recent Economic Changes

  J Jewkes, E F Gay et al.•The Economic Journal•1930

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• Systematic Management

  Open Access•Joseph A Litterer•The Business History Review•1963

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• Recent Developments in American Business Administration and their Conceptualization

  Open Access•Alfred D Chandler, Fritz Redlich•The Business History Review•1961

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• Secretary Hoover and the Emergence of Macroeconomic Management

  Open Access•Evan B Metcalf•The Business History Review•1975

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• Scientific Management and the Unions, 1900-1932

  Mark Perlman, Milton J Nadworny•Industrial and Labor Relations…•1956

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• The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 I

  Open Access•Paul H Douglas, Joseph V Hackman et al.•Political Science Quarterly•1938

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• Union-Management Cooperation in the United States

  Sanford M Jacoby•Industrial and Labor Relations…•1983

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• AFL Attitudes toward Production, 1900-1932

  Ernest Dale, Jean Trepp Mckelvey•Industrial and Labor Relations…•1953

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• Valorisation and 'Deskilling

  Open Access•Tony Elger•Capital & Class•1979

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• Scientific management and class relations

  Open Access•Peter Meiksins, Peter F Meiksins•Theory and Society•1984

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