Capital & Class 1991: Index

3 Pages·1991·0.59 MB·English

Capital & Class
Capital & Class Author Index 1991
Bromley, Simon. Crisis in the Gulf
Focussing on the challenge posed to US hegemony by Saddam’s drive for regional
dominance, Simon Bromley considers the realities behind the war in the Gulf.
Bromley, Simon. The politics ofp ostmodernism
A review of four recent contributions to the literature on Postmodernism (Harvey,
Callinicos, Giddens and Sayer) analysing the politics of postmodernism.
oi a comments on ‘Capital in General and the Structure ofM arx's
1ta
A es to Michael Heinrich’s article on ‘Marx’s theory of Capital’ published in
Capital & Class No.38.
Burnham, Peter. Neo-Gramscian hegemony and the international order
How are states related to one another in an international world order? Burnham
argues that neither realpolitik nor conceptions of hegemony derived from Gramsci
supply the key. Instead, an interrogation of the capital relation is what is wanted.
Bina, Cyrus and Behzad Yaghmaian. Post-war global accumulation and the
transnationalisation ofreapieal
In the face of deepening transnationalisation of capitalism, the authors argue with
particular reference to less developed countries that the state tries to reconcile
national policies with the global accumulation of capital.
Cagatay, Niliifer and Giinseli Berik. Transition to export-led growth in Turkey: Is
there feminisation of enn
Using evidence from Turkey, the authors question the view that the shift to export-led
development strategies necessarily leads to a shift towards the employment of women.
Carter, Bob. Politics and Process in the making ofM anufacturing, Science and
Finance (MSF)
An in-depth analysis of the machinations behind the merger that created
Manufacturing, Science and Finance — one of Britain’s newest Trade Unions.
Cohen, Sheila. Us and Them: business unionism in America and some implications
for the UK
Basing her argument on a review of Kim Moody’s An Injury to All Sheila Cohen
reflects on the relations between trade unionism and the politics of socialism.
Gunn, Philip. Frank Lloyd Wright and the passage to Fordism
A synthesis of the Marxist debate on ‘Fordism’ with themes in twentieth century
architectural discussion.
Lambert, John. Europe: The nation-state dies hard
Lambert reviews recent developments towards closer European integration, and
sketches the requirements for an effective Europe-wide opposition to the dominance
of big business.
Lyberaki, Antigone. Crisis and restructuring in Greek small scale industry: a case of
flexible specialisation
A review of the evidence on, and the prospects for, small scale industry in Greece
which concludes that so far its ‘flexibility’ has been defensive.
McIntyre, Richard. The political economy and class analytics of international capital
ws: US indi capital in the 1970s and 80s
Drawing mainly on the US experience, McIntyre argues that the state’s power to
affect international economic transactions remains significant, especially for direct
investments.
McMichael, Philip and David Myhre. Global regulation vs. the nation-state: agro-food
systems and the new politics ofc apital
The authors believe that the dichotomy between nation-states and global capital has
been transcended with the emergence of a global form of regulation of capitalism.
They examine the international food industry as a case in point.
McNally, David. Beyond nationalism, beyond protectionism: loer and the Canada-
US Free Trade Agreement
The Canadian labour movement's opposition to the US-Canada Free Trade
Agreement is criticised by McNally from an internationalist standpoint.
Capital & Class
Capital & Class Author Index 1991
Bromley, Simon. Crisis in the Gulf
Focussing on the challenge posed to US hegemony by Saddam’s drive for regional
dominance, Simon Bromley considers the realities behind the war in the Gulf.
Bromley, Simon. The politics ofp ostmodernism
A review of four recent contributions to the literature on Postmodernism (Harvey,
Callinicos, Giddens and Sayer) analysing the politics of postmodernism.
oi a comments on ‘Capital in General and the Structure ofM arx's
1ta
A es to Michael Heinrich’s article on ‘Marx’s theory of Capital’ published in
Capital & Class No.38.
Burnham, Peter. Neo-Gramscian hegemony and the international order
How are states related to one another in an international world order? Burnham
argues that neither realpolitik nor conceptions of hegemony derived from Gramsci
supply the key. Instead, an interrogation of the capital relation is what is wanted.
Bina, Cyrus and Behzad Yaghmaian. Post-war global accumulation and the
transnationalisation ofreapieal
In the face of deepening transnationalisation of capitalism, the authors argue with
particular reference to less developed countries that the state tries to reconcile
national policies with the global accumulation of capital.
Cagatay, Niliifer and Giinseli Berik. Transition to export-led growth in Turkey: Is
there feminisation of enn
Using evidence from Turkey, the authors question the view that the shift to export-led
development strategies necessarily leads to a shift towards the employment of women.
Carter, Bob. Politics and Process in the making ofM anufacturing, Science and
Finance (MSF)
An in-depth analysis of the machinations behind the merger that created
Manufacturing, Science and Finance — one of Britain’s newest Trade Unions.
Cohen, Sheila. Us and Them: business unionism in America and some implications
for the UK
Basing her argument on a review of Kim Moody’s An Injury to All Sheila Cohen
reflects on the relations between trade unionism and the politics of socialism.
Gunn, Philip. Frank Lloyd Wright and the passage to Fordism
A synthesis of the Marxist debate on ‘Fordism’ with themes in twentieth century
architectural discussion.
Lambert, John. Europe: The nation-state dies hard
Lambert reviews recent developments towards closer European integration, and
sketches the requirements for an effective Europe-wide opposition to the dominance
of big business.
Lyberaki, Antigone. Crisis and restructuring in Greek small scale industry: a case of
flexible specialisation
A review of the evidence on, and the prospects for, small scale industry in Greece
which concludes that so far its ‘flexibility’ has been defensive.
McIntyre, Richard. The political economy and class analytics of international capital
ws: US indi capital in the 1970s and 80s
Drawing mainly on the US experience, McIntyre argues that the state’s power to
affect international economic transactions remains significant, especially for direct
investments.
McMichael, Philip and David Myhre. Global regulation vs. the nation-state: agro-food
systems and the new politics ofc apital
The authors believe that the dichotomy between nation-states and global capital has
been transcended with the emergence of a global form of regulation of capitalism.
They examine the international food industry as a case in point.
McNally, David. Beyond nationalism, beyond protectionism: loer and the Canada-
US Free Trade Agreement
The Canadian labour movement's opposition to the US-Canada Free Trade
Agreement is criticised by McNally from an internationalist standpoint.
Author Index 1991
Pastor Jr., Manuel and Gary A . Dymski. Debt crisis and class conflict in Latin 43 p.203 157
America
The authors develop and test a class-based model of the economic surplus to show
how the burden of the Latin American debt crisis has been placed on workers.
Peck, Jamie. The politics of training in Britain: contradictions in the TEC initiative 44 p.23
Analysing Training and Enterprise Councils for the contradictions between the
rhetoric and practice of such neo-liberal bodies.
Picciotto, Sol. The internationalisation of the state
A historical analysis of the internationalisation of state functions, arguing that a
new popular internationalist movement is needed in response to global capitalism.
Pitelis, Christos. Beyond the nation-state?: The transnational firm and the nation-state
Drawing on a range of theories of the transnational firm and of the nation-state,
Pitelis presents the view that the state retains significant autonomy, and that its
relationship to the firm involves a mix of rivalry and collusion.
Pooley, Sam. The state rules, OK? The continuing political economy of nation-states
of the nation-state as the main location of political practices.
Rosa, Kumudhini. Strategies of organisation and resistance: women workers in Sri
Lankan Free Trade Zones
Rosa discusses the emergence of new and creative forms of resistance among women
workers.
Ruccio, David; Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff. Class beyond the nation-state
The authors argue that the analysis of global capitalism can and must be grounded
in an adequate understanding of class.
Scherrer, Cristoph. Seeking a way out of Fordism: the US steel and auto industries
An analysis of the US auto and steel industries in a period of restructuring.
Stirling, John. This great Europe of ours: trade unions and 1992
Stirling discusses the value of the European Community’s Social Charter to British
Trade Unions and their members.
Williamson, Hugh. Japanese enterprise unions in transnational companies: prospects
for international co-operation
As Japanese transnational companies set up operations in developing countries, are
enterprise unions assisting their counterparts elsewhere? Williamson considers the
evidence from Thailand.
Wiseman, Nelson. The native issue in Canada
Dramatic acts of protest by native Canadians have raised the profile of the ‘native
issue’ over the last year. Wiseman looks behind the news to consider the sources of
native grievances and the prospects for accomplishing native goals.
Book Reviews
Gerstenberger, Heide. Die subjecktlose Gewalt, Theorie der Entstehung biirgerlicher 45
Staatsgewalt reviewed by Werner Bonefeld
Charles, Nickie and Marion Kerr. Women, Food and Families reviewed by Muriel 44
L. Carr.
Friedman, Andrew L., with Dominic S. Cornford. Computer Systems Development: 44
History, Organization and Implementation reviewed by Fergus Murray.
Jessop, Bob. State Theory: Putting Capitalist States in their Place reviewed by Tom Ling. 44