Social Class and the Division of Labour: Essays in Honour of Ilya Neustadt

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Cambridge University Press, 1983. A collection of essays by prominent British sociologists which attempt to integrate theoretical debate and empirical investigation on the issues of class and the division of labor; some essays focus directly on the division of labor and its relation to class domination, others are concerned with the labor process in capitalist production; another group of essays examines the structure of class relationships in industrial enterprise, looking particularly at class boundaries and the deliniation of class groupings; issues of class consciousness, such as the compliance of workers to managerial authority, and problems of industrial democracy and conlict are examined; contributors include, in addition to the editors, Tom Marshall, Ali Rattansi, Graeme Salaman, Ely Chinoy, David Lockwood, Richard Brown, Sheila Allen, Richard Scase, John Goldthorpe, Terry Johnson, Geoffrey Ingham, John Scott, Paul Hirst, and Tom Bottomore; foreword by T.H. Marshall; frontispiece portrait of Ilya Neustadt (maroon cloth with gold lettering, very slight edgewear; maroon dust jacket with slight edgewear, corner crease; otherwise a bright, clean, tight copy). First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Very Good.