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Social Change and the Experience of Unemployment

Häftad, Engelska, 1994

AvDuncan Gallie,Duncan Gallie,Catherine Marsh,Carolyn Vogler

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The single most important change in the British labour market over the last two decades has been the re-emergence of mass unemployment. This study focuses on six areas: Aberdeen, Kirkcaldy, Rochdale, Coventry, Northampton, and Swindon, and investigates the effect of being unemployed on individuals' attitudes to work, their social relationships, and their psychological health. It breaks entirely new ground, using large-scale surveys that allow direct comparison with people in employment and taking into account a wide range of variables. It will become a standard work of reference on the subject.Contributors: Brendan Burchell, Richard Davies, Peter Elias, Jonathan Gershuny, Richard Lampard, Roger Penn, Duncan Gallie, Catherine Marsh, Carolyn Vogler

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Utgivningsdatum1994-03-10
Mått137 x 215 x 21 mm
Vikt506 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieSocial Change and Economic Life Initiative
Antal sidor392
FörlagOUP OXFORD
ISBN9780198279174

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Duncan Gallie is a winner of the American Sociology Association's Sorokin Prize. He has taught at Essex and Warwick Universities and lives in Leamington Spa.Catherine Marsh taught at Cambridge University from 1981-1990 and was a Fellow of Newnham College. She was a consultant on sociological statistics to a number of institutions, including the Equal Opportunities Commission, BBC (`Brass Tacks'), the Open University, the Economic and Social Research Council, Cambridge City Council, the Brewers' Society, the News on Sunday, and the Manchester Centre for Exploitation of Science and Technology. She was an examiner for the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester, and London, and taught at summer-schools at the universities of Manchester and Kent, and at the Central European University in Prague. She was the author of Hours of Work of Women and Men in Britain (HMSO, 1991) which attracted attention from all the national newspapers and other media. She died in 1993.Carolyn Vogler has held research posts at Nuffield College, Oxford and the University of Essex. She lives in New Barnet, Hartfordshire.

The experience of convergence - a tale of six cities, Catherine Marsh, Carolyn Vogler; unemployment in work histories, Jonathan Gershuny, Catherine Marsh; unemployment and attitudes to work, Duncan Gallie, Carolyn Vogler; the relationship between a husband's unemployment and his wife's participation in the labour force, Richard Davies, Peter Elias, et al; the effects of labour market position, job insecurity, and unemployment on psychological health, Brendan Burchell; the psychological consequences of unemployment - an assessment of the Jahoda Thesis, Jonathan Gershuny; unemployment, the household, and social networks, Duncan Gallie, Jonathan Gershuny, et al; an examination of the relationship between marital dissolution and unemployment, Richard Lampard; labour market deprivation, welfare, and collectivism, Duncan Gallie, Carolyn Vogler; methodological appendix, Duncan Gallie; references; index.