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Title: Methods and motivation of social domination
Author/Creator: Quirk, Victor
Institution: The University of Newcastle. Faculty of Faculty of Business & Law, School of Economics, Politics and Tourism
Description: This paper offers a theoretical model for understanding how and why mass unemployment is preserved as part of a system of social domination and control. Drawing on these theoretical insights, a method of democratic social renewal is suggested, focussed on diminishing strategically controlled incentives in society.
Relation: Creating a Culture of Full Employment: Incorporating the 7th Path to Full Employment Conference and 12th National Conference on Unemployment. Creating a Culture of Full Employment: Incorporating the 7th Path to Full Employment Conference and 12th National Conference on Unemployment: Proceedings Refereed Papers (Newcastle, N.S.W. 8-9 December, 2005) p. 341 - 357
Date: 2005
Publisher: Centre of Full Employment and Equity, University of Newcastle
Keyword(s): unemployment; social domination; control; democracy
Resource Type: conference paper
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/927468
Identifier: ISBN:1920701656

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