Contested learning in welfare work : a study of mind, political economy and the labour process
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Cambridge University Press ,
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The skills Impasse and an activity approach
- 3. Taylorism - an enduring influence
- 4. Historical mediations in the making of taylorism in contemporary state social services work
- 5. Experiencing the de-skilling premises of welfare work
- 6. De-skilling - learning welfare work and the mediations of space, time and distance
- 7. Re-skilling, consenting and the engrossments of administrative knowledge
- 8. Up-skilling, resisting and re-keying for craft knowledge
- 9. Divisions of knowledge production, group formation and occupational enculturation
- 10. Understanding prevalence, roots and factors of trajectories of knowledge production
- 11. Mind in political economy and the labor process - a use-value thesis