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The new workplace and trade unionism

Ackers, Peter (contributor); Smith, Chris (contributor); … - 1996

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White-collar work : the non-manual labour process

Smith, Chris (ed.) - 1991

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International competition, inward investment and the restructuring of European work and industrial relations

Smith, Chris - In: European journal of industrial relations 3 (1997) 3, pp. 279-304

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China at work : a labour process perspective on the transformation of work and employment in China

Liu, Mingwei (ed.); Smith, Chris (ed.) - 2016

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Class and precarity : an unhappy coupling in China's working class formation

Smith, Chris; Pun, Ngai - In: Work, employment and society : a journal of the British … 32 (2018) 3, pp. 599-615

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Working for two bosses : student interns as constrained labour in China

Smith, Chris; Chang-Claude, Jenny - In: Human relations 68 (2015) 2, pp. 305-326

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Working life : renewing labour process analysis

Thompson, Paul (ed.); Smith, Chris (contributor) - 2010 - 1. publ.

Introduction : labour process theory in retrospect and prospect -- Debating labour process theory and the sociology of work -- Developing labour process analysis : themes from industrial sociology and future directions -- Labour process theory and critical realism -- The core theory : critiques,...

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Dormitory labour regimes and the labour process in China : new workers in old factory forms

Pun, Ngai; Smith, Chris - In: Handbook of employment and society : working space, (pp. 228-246). 2010

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Making agency work: two labour regimes in a UK logistics workplace

Smith, Chris; Zheng, Yu - In: Work in the global economy 2 (2022) 2, pp. 226-247

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