proletarianisation

The process of proletarianisation itself is a more complex issue than might at first be supposed.

The first period, until 1967, was characterised by this process of proletarianisation.

Their conclusions run counter to any simple proletarianisation thesis about the effects of new technology on skill.

I believe that stagflation and proletarianisation walk hand in hand.

In Marxist theory, proletarianisation is often seen as the most important form of downward social mobility.

The debate is, in other words, about whether the new technology is likely to lead to proletarianisation or professionalisation of workers.

The process of proletarianisation has also received some impetus from the spread of agribusiness in the region.

How can the existence of these two apparently contradictory trends, proletarianisation and peasantisation, be explained?

This should not lead us in turn, however, to ignore the impact of industrialisation or more generally proletarianisation on sexual mores.

Since 1960, large-scale proletarianisation and enclosure of commons has occurred in the third world, generating new working classes.

Is it the case that the rural sector is undergoing a process of proletarianisation or peasantisation?

The colono system and rural proletarianisation, encouraged by agribusiness, led to a factory-like situation.

"The academic labour process: from collegiality and professionalism to managerialism and proletarianisation?"

As white proletarianisation proceeded and racial integration began to emerge as an urban phenomenon, white poverty attracted attention and concern.

It is wrong to treat this as a purely technological or even cultural problem - ultimately its all about capitalism and its constant drive to commoditisation, proletarianisation and monopoly.

What the development of state farms has meant is the demise of the peasant plot based on unpaid family labour, the reduction of seasonal employment and a growth in proletarianisation.

The world needs to understand, for one thing, that peace does not come through immigration but through self-reliant development and, for another, that real proletarianisation sets in when people lose their cultural roots.

Kraepelin saw a number of 'symptoms' of this, such as "weakening of viability and resistance, decreasing fertility, proletarianisation, and moral damage due to 'penning up people' [original 'Zusammenpferchung']".

Some historians have noted that a key change in these Soviet-style societies has been a massive a new type of proletarianisation, often effected by the administratively achieved forced displacement of peasants and rural workers.

The proletarianisation of the Paniyars is evidenced by the fact that right from the 19th century they were proletarinsed in Wayanad and the adjoining areas of the present day Kannur and Kozhikode districts.

The Junker path involves the increasing proletarianisation of the peasantry, who lose their plots to encroaching landlords (for a more detailed discussion of Kulak and Junker paths, see de Janvry 1981).

However, with the immiserisation and proletarianisation of much of the petit bourgeois world, and the growth of finance capitalism, middle class came to refer to the combination of labour aristocracy, professionals and white collar workers.

PROLETARIANISATION OR PEASANTISATION?

The peasantry was constantly eroded by the proletarianisation of those whose holdings were too small to support them, or the emigration of those extra mouths which demographic growth multiplied, and which could not be fed on the family's land.

The only evidence Shorter has of changing sexual attitudes is the rise in illegitimacy itself and this can be in large part explained, as we shall see, as the product of a persistent traditional sexual attitude in the changing economic context of proletarianisation.