Fixed, Footloose or fractured: work, identity and the spatial division of labor in the twenty-first century city

Ursula Huws

Fixed, Footloose or fractured: work, identity and the spatial division of labor in the twenty-first century city

Ursula Huws

Hertfordshire Business School

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Abstract

The combination of technological change and globalization is bringing about fundamental changes in who does what work where, when, and how. This has implications which are profoundly contradictory for the nature of jobs, for the people who carry them out, and hence for the nature of cities

Original language	English
Journal	Monthly Review
Volume	57
Issue number	10
Publication status	Published - Mar 2006

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