
Relations of Ruling
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John Myles is professor emeritus of sociology and senior fellow in the School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Toronto.
Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- PART ONE: CLASS RELATIONS IN POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES
- 1 Class Relations in Industrial Capitalism
- 2 Filling the Empty Places: Class, Gender, and Postindustrialism
- 3 Postindustrialism, Small Capital, and the "Old" Middle Class
- 4 Postindustrialism and the Regulation of Labour
- 5 The Political Culture of Class
- PART TWO: GENDER RELATIONS IN POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES
- 6 Bringing In Gender: Postindustrialism and Patriarchy
- 7 Household Relations: Power Divisions and Domestic Labour
- 8 Linking Domestic and Paid Labour: Career Disruptions and Household Obligations
- 9 Social Cleavages and the Political Cultures of Gender
- 10 After Industrialism
- Appendix 1: Methodological Notes
- Appendix 2: Identifying Skilled Jobs
- Notes
- Index
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