"Informal Work and Social Change" cites more than 800 works, covering a period from 1970-1996. Using key words to describe major themes of each citation, Shelley Feldman and Eveline Ferretti also provide annotations to summarize the more substantive works. The bibliographic section is flanked by an introductory essay discussing major strands of thought and research on the informal sector, a section defining key words and concepts, and two indexes, one by country and one by key words. In their introductory essay, the editors explain that while the literature on informal work shares a focus on the experience and performance of economic activity outside factories, firms and agencies, it encompasses wide divergence on the relation of informal work to industrial development and economic change. As a result, the body of work may appear highly disjointed. By providing a broad overview of the key themes and positions explored by past and current researchers on the informal sector, the editors highlight how different conceptions of informality build upon and reframe current understandings of global economic restructuring. Their bibliography also unites work that has been sequestered in the publications of many separate disciplines.
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Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine condition. NOT a library discard (illustrateur). First Edition. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 1998. Appears unread. Near Fine condition. NOT a library discard. NO owner's name or bookplate. Pages are crisp, clean and unmarked - apparently never read. Publisher's bar code sticker on rear cover. Volume 19 from the Cornell Industrial and Labor Relations Bibliography series. Bound in the original gray cloth, stamped in bright silver over maroon panels on the spine and front cover. From the publisher: "INFORMAL WORK AND SOCIAL CHANGE cites more than 800 works, covering a period from 1970-1996. Using key words to describe major themes of each citation, Shelley Feldman and Eveline Ferretti also provide annotations to summarize the more substantive works. The bibliographic section is flanked by an introductory essay discussing major strands of thought and research on the informal sector, a section defining key words and concepts, and two indexes, one by country and one by key words. In their introductory essay, the editors explain that while the literature on informal work shares a focus on the experience and performance of economic activity outside factories, firms, and agencies, it encompasses wide divergence on the relation of informal work to industrial development and economic change. As a result, the body of work may appear highly disjointed. By providing a broad overview of the key themes and positions explored by past and current researchers on the informal sector, the editors highlight how different conceptions of informality build upon and reframe current understandings of global economic restructuring. Their bibliography also unites work that has been sequestered in the publications of many separate disciplines." . First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine condition/No dust jacket, as issued. Illus. by NOT a library discard. 8vo. xii, 316pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping. N° de réf. du vendeur 024818
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