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Machinery in the workplace

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Men and machines

Stuart Chase

1937

New technology and industrial change

John Lloyd - undifferentiated, Ian Benson

1983

Sleepers, wake!

Mari C. Jones, Barry O. Jones

1982

Management of work

Thomas G. Cummings

1977

The laboring classes of England

William Dodd

1848

The manufacturing population of England

Peter Gaskell

1833

Automation, work organisation, and occupational stress

International Labour Office

1984

How to grow roses

Robert Pyle

1920

The Degradation of work?

Wood, Stephen

1983

Employment, economics, and technology

C. M. Cooper, Clark, John, J. A. Clark

1982

The Best Elizabethan Plays

Francis Beaumont, John Webster, Christopher Marlowe et al.

1890

Gender at work

Ann Game

1983

The laboring classes of England

William Dodd

1847

The effects of machinery on wages

J. Shield Nicholson

1878

Science, technology, and the labour process

Bob Young, Les Levidow

1981

Outspoken essays

Inge, William Ralph

1922

Industry and society

Todd, Arthur James

1977

Beyond mechanization

Larry Hirschhorn

1984

Beyond automation; managerial problems of an exploding technology

John Diebold

1964

Making technology masculine

Ruth Oldenziel

1999

Production processes

Roger William Bolz

1981

The machinery question and the making of political economy, 1815-1848

Maxine Berg

1980

The five dollar day

Stephen Meyer

1981

Artisans and machinery

Peter Gaskell

1836

The evolution of modern capitalism

John Atkinson Hobson

1894

Post-industrialism

Arthur Joseph Penty

1922

The economy of abundance

Stuart Chase

1934

De la division du travail social

Steven Lukes, George Simpson, Émile Durkheim

1893

The results of machinery, namely, cheap production and increased employment, exhibited

Charles Knight

1831

Influence of the mechanic arts on the human race

Charles Gayarré

1854