Re: <nettime> Digital condition

[Joss Winn <jwinn@lincoln.ac.uk>]

Hi Natalie,

I found these critiques by Simon Clarke helpful on Fordism/Post-Fordism:

Clarke, S. (1990) New Utopias for Old: Fordist Dreams and Post-Fordist
Fantasies, Capital & Class, winter, no.42, pp.131-155.
http://homepages.warwick.ac.uk/~syrbe/pubs/GRAMSCI.pdf

 
Clarke, S. (1992) What in F---Œs Name is Fordism? In: N. Gilbert, R.
Burrows & A. Pollert (Eds.) Fordism and Flexibility, London: Macmillan
Press. http://homepages.warwick.ac.uk/~syrbe/pubs/Fordism.pdf


Also, a critique of immaterial labour' worth considering here:
http://www.wolfgangfritzhaug.inkrit.de/documents/immateriallabour.pdf

Good luck with the seminar.

Joss




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