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Back MatterSource: Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Nov., 1984), p.536Published by: Center for Latin American Studies at the University of MiamiStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/165481 .
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HOUSEHOLDS AND THE WORLD-ECONOMY edited by JOAN SMITH, Director,
Women's Studies Program, SUNY-Binghamton, IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN, Director, Fernand Braudel Center, SUNY-Binghamton & HANS-DIETER EVERS, Director, Sociology of Development Research Center, University of Bielefeld, West Germany
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The basic building blocks of economies-households-are usually neg- lected in most large-scale economic analyses. In this comprehensive volume, leading American and European scholars present the first world-systems analysis of the household, bringing to light the crucial link between the world economy, the state, and individual household behavior. This interdisciplinary collection of essays draws together literature from fields as diverse as political economics and family studies, considering both historical and cross-cultural factors in struc- tural dynamics of the world labor force and functions of the world economy. CONTENTS: Introduction // I. Households, Subsistence, and the Capitalist World-Economy: Theoretical Perspectives // 1. Household Structures and Labor-Force Formation in the Capitalist World-Economy I. WALLERSTEIN/ 2. Subsistence Reproduction: A Framework for Analysis H.-D. EVERS, W. CLAUSS & D. WONG / 3. Households as Income Pooling Units K. FRIEDMAN / 4. The Limits of Using the Household as a Unit of Analysis D. WONG / 5. Non-Wage Labor and Subsistence J. SMITH / 6. Households, Modes of Living, and Production Systems G. STAUTH / 7. Development and Underdevelopment of Household-Based Production in Europe T. SCHIEL / 8. The Proletarian is Dead, Long Live the Housewife? C. von WERLHOF // II. Households, The State, and Accumulation Processes // 9. Beyond the Peasant to Proletarian Debate: African Household Formation in South Africa W.G. MARTIN / 10. Household Economy and Financial Capital: The Case of Passbook Savings in Brazil E.M. BARBOSA / 11. Contribution of Public Goods to Household Repro- duction: Case Study from Brazil J. AUGEL / 12. State, Collective, and House- hold: The Process of Accumulation in China, 1949-1965 L. THOMPSON / 13. Gender Division Within the U.S. Working Class: Households in the Philadelphia Area, 1870-1945 T. DICKINSON // III. Internal Structure of Households// 14. Working or Helping: London Working Class Children in the Domestic Economy A. DAVIN / 15. Wages, Consumption, and Survival: Working Class Households in Puerto Rico in the 1930s M. del CARMEN BAERGA / 16. Towards a Theory of the Sexual Division of Labor V. BENNHOLDT- THOMSEN / 17. Conflicts Inside and Outside the Household: A West African Case Study G. ELWERT
Explorations in the World-Economy, Volume 3 1984 (October) / 296 pages / $25.00 (h)
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LABOR IN THE WORLD SOCIAL STRUCTURE edited by IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN
A Publication of the Fernand Braudel Center
This volume assembles leading American and Russian scholars to discuss the role of workers and worker movements in both core and peripheral nations. A region-by-region survey illuminates the similar- ities and differences in how Russians and Americans perceive such issues as the relationship between nationalism and workers' move- ments, and the impact of increasingly skilled workers doing unskilled labor in Western nations. This second issue, viewed from opposing vantage points by the Russians and Americans, provides the frame- work for intriguing debate. Original essays also address such specific topics as the relationship between war and union membership, the role of the state in trade union growth, and the formation of a working class and its links to revolutionary movements, such as the Japanese "rice riots" of 1918. More than just a breakthrough in East/West scholarly interchange, this volume represents the first attempt to examine empirically the abstract concepts of labor that scholars have bandied about for decades. Those concerned with labor move- ments, the role of the worker in society, and other industrial relations issues will find this provocative and enlightening reading. CONTENTS: Preface I. WALLERSTEIN / Introduction D. MONTGOMERY // 1. Capitalism and the World Working Class: Some Premises and Some Issues for Research and Analysis I. WALLERSTEIN / 2. Workers' Movements in North America, 1873-1970: A Preliminary Analysis M. DUBOFSKY / 3. The Labor Movement in Twentieth-Century Western Europe G. ARRIGHI / 4. The Proletariat, Revolutionary Change, and the State in China and Japan, 1850-1950 M. SELDEN/ 5. The Formation of an Industrial Proletariat in Southern Africa: The Second Phase, 1921-1949 J. HIGGINSON / 6. World Capitalism and the Working Class T. TIMOFEEV / 7. The Working Class in the Social Structure of the Developed Capitalist Countries A. GALKIN / 8. The Working Class of Asia and Africa in the 1970's D.V. KUCHERENKO/ 9. Questions for Future Discus- sion and Research J.W. SCOTT
Explorations in the World-Economy, Volume 2 1983 / 256 pages / $29.95 (h)
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