Pathways to industrialization and regional development /
Pathways to industrialization and regional development /
edited by Michael Storper and Allen J. Scott.
- 1 online resource (xiii, 405 pages)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 349-401) and index.
part Part I Introduction -- chapter 1 INDUSTRIALIZATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT / part Part II A new period in capitalist development? -- chapter 2 FORDIST AND POST-FORDIST INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR AND MONETARY REGIMES -- chapter 3 FORDISM AND POST-FORDISM: A CRITICAL REFORMULATION / chapter 4 FLEXIBLE SPECIALIZATION VERSUS POST-FORDISM: THEORY, EVIDENCE, AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS -- chapter 5 THE JAPANESE MODEL OF POST-FORDISM / part Part III New technologies and the organization of industrial production -- chapter 6 THE REVITALIZATION OF MASS PRODUCTION IN THE COMPUTER AGE -- chapter 7 TECHNOLOGICAL TRAJECTORIES AND THE CLASSICAL REVIVAL IN ECONOMICS -- chapter 8 THE STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN FIRMS AND MARKETS -- part Part IV The territorial foundations of production systems -- chapter 9 TRUST, COMMUNITY, AND COOPERATION: TOWARD A THEORY OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS -- chapter 10 A REEXAMINATION OF THE ITALIAN MODEL OF FLEXIBLE PRODUCTION FROM A COMPARATIVE POINT OF VIEW -- chapter 11 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS IN POSTWAR FRANCE -- chapter 12 LOCALIZED INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS IN FRANCE: A PARTICULAR TYPE OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM -- part Part V The incorporation of labor -- chapter 13 ALTERNATIVE ROUTES TO LABOR FLEXIBILITY / chapter 14 LABOR CONVENTIONS, ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS, AND FLEXIBILITY -- part Part VI Collective order and industrial policy in post-Fordism -- chapter 15 LEVELS OF POLICY AND THE NATURE OF POST-FORDIST COMPETITION -- chapter 16 DIVERGENT PATTERNS OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION IN SILICON VALLEY -- chapter 17 CONCEPTUAL FALLACIES AND OPEN QUESTIONS ON POST-FORDISM -- chapter NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES. Allen J. Scott -- Bob Jessop -- Makoto Itoh -- Guy Standing --
9780203995549 9781134882694 9781134882731 9781134882748
10.4324/9780203995549 doi
Industrialization--Congresses.
Regional planning--Congresses.
Industrial policy--Congresses.
HD2329 / .P38 1992
338.9 / P297
Includes bibliographical references (pages 349-401) and index.
part Part I Introduction -- chapter 1 INDUSTRIALIZATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT / part Part II A new period in capitalist development? -- chapter 2 FORDIST AND POST-FORDIST INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR AND MONETARY REGIMES -- chapter 3 FORDISM AND POST-FORDISM: A CRITICAL REFORMULATION / chapter 4 FLEXIBLE SPECIALIZATION VERSUS POST-FORDISM: THEORY, EVIDENCE, AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS -- chapter 5 THE JAPANESE MODEL OF POST-FORDISM / part Part III New technologies and the organization of industrial production -- chapter 6 THE REVITALIZATION OF MASS PRODUCTION IN THE COMPUTER AGE -- chapter 7 TECHNOLOGICAL TRAJECTORIES AND THE CLASSICAL REVIVAL IN ECONOMICS -- chapter 8 THE STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN FIRMS AND MARKETS -- part Part IV The territorial foundations of production systems -- chapter 9 TRUST, COMMUNITY, AND COOPERATION: TOWARD A THEORY OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS -- chapter 10 A REEXAMINATION OF THE ITALIAN MODEL OF FLEXIBLE PRODUCTION FROM A COMPARATIVE POINT OF VIEW -- chapter 11 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS IN POSTWAR FRANCE -- chapter 12 LOCALIZED INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS IN FRANCE: A PARTICULAR TYPE OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM -- part Part V The incorporation of labor -- chapter 13 ALTERNATIVE ROUTES TO LABOR FLEXIBILITY / chapter 14 LABOR CONVENTIONS, ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS, AND FLEXIBILITY -- part Part VI Collective order and industrial policy in post-Fordism -- chapter 15 LEVELS OF POLICY AND THE NATURE OF POST-FORDIST COMPETITION -- chapter 16 DIVERGENT PATTERNS OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION IN SILICON VALLEY -- chapter 17 CONCEPTUAL FALLACIES AND OPEN QUESTIONS ON POST-FORDISM -- chapter NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES. Allen J. Scott -- Bob Jessop -- Makoto Itoh -- Guy Standing --
9780203995549 9781134882694 9781134882731 9781134882748
10.4324/9780203995549 doi
Industrialization--Congresses.
Regional planning--Congresses.
Industrial policy--Congresses.
HD2329 / .P38 1992
338.9 / P297