This book presents the best contributions and some more invited papers of a Conference which was organised at the University of Durban-Westville in South Africa by the Research Committee 10 "Participation, Organisational Democracy & Self-Management" of the International Sociological Association, and the South African Sociological Association, from 1 to 5 October 2000. The nineteen contributions come from Africa, America and Europe and cover the topic in an interdisciplinary way. A major concern within the process of globalisation being democratic participation and cultural diversity. A…mehr
This book presents the best contributions and some more invited papers of a Conference which was organised at the University of Durban-Westville in South Africa by the Research Committee 10 "Participation, Organisational Democracy & Self-Management" of the International Sociological Association, and the South African Sociological Association, from 1 to 5 October 2000. The nineteen contributions come from Africa, America and Europe and cover the topic in an interdisciplinary way. A major concern within the process of globalisation being democratic participation and cultural diversity. A critique of this process and alternatives to it are presented with a number of case studies.
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Arbeit - Technik - Organisation - Soziales / Work - Technology - Organization - Society 14
The Editors: György Széll, Professor at the University of Osnabrück, Germany; Department of Social Sciences; Past President of RC 10/ISA. Dasarath Chetty, Director of Corporate Affairs, University of Durban-Westville, South Africa; Vice-President of RC 10/ISA. Alain Chouraqui, Research Director, Laboratoire d'Économie et de Sociologie du Travail, C.N.R.S., Aix-en-Provence, France; President of RC 10/ISA.
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Contents: Dasarath Chetty: Between Neo-Liberalism and Empowerment of the People in South Africa - György Széll: Securing South Africa's Future - A View from Outside - Richard L. Harris: The Democratisation of the State and the State Bureaucracy: A Global Perspective - Antonio Lucas: El Trabajo en la Nueva Sociedad de la Información (Work in the New Informational Society) - Johann Maree/Shane Godfrey: The Relationship between Participation and Performance in a South African Fish Processing Enterprise in a Context of Cultural Diversity and Globalisation - Claude Beauchamp: Coopération, participation, culture et mondialisation en Afrique Noire (Co-operation, Participation, Culture and Globalisation in Black Africa) - Richard Ruzicka: Participation and Entrepreneurship: After Ten Years of Transformation - Volkmar Kreißig: Privatisation and the Development of New Middle Classes in Transforming Societies - A Comparison between the New Länder of Germany and Russia - Pitika P. Ntuli: Participation, Globalisation and Culture in the Era of the African Renaissance: An Overview - Heinz Sünker: Democracy, Participation and Education - Martina Hartkemeyer/Johannes F. Hartkemeyer: Dialogue - A Different Approach for Learning - Ari Sitas: Globalisation and Participation - the South African Dilemma - Louis Molamu: Black Exclusivism and Trade Unionism in South Africa: The Case of the Black Allied Workers' Union, 1973-1984 - David Hemson: Top Concord and Casual Labour - Globalisation and Livelihoods in the Durban Docks - Nora Tager: The Role of Information Technology in the Implementation of Poverty Alleviation Programmes - Priya Narismulu: On the Fringes of Democracy: Women's Participation in the Community Life of Urban Informal Settlements - Sultan Khan/David Hemson: Youth Participation in the Labour Force: Globalisation and some Critical Junctures for Youth Employment Policies in the Post-Apartheid South Africa - Fernand Sanou: La mondialisation et l'avenir de l'humanité (The Globalisation and the Future of Humanity) - Alain Chouraqui: Actors' Participation at the Core of Societal Changes and Global Challenges.
Contents: Dasarath Chetty: Between Neo-Liberalism and Empowerment of the People in South Africa - György Széll: Securing South Africa's Future - A View from Outside - Richard L. Harris: The Democratisation of the State and the State Bureaucracy: A Global Perspective - Antonio Lucas: El Trabajo en la Nueva Sociedad de la Información (Work in the New Informational Society) - Johann Maree/Shane Godfrey: The Relationship between Participation and Performance in a South African Fish Processing Enterprise in a Context of Cultural Diversity and Globalisation - Claude Beauchamp: Coopération, participation, culture et mondialisation en Afrique Noire (Co-operation, Participation, Culture and Globalisation in Black Africa) - Richard Ruzicka: Participation and Entrepreneurship: After Ten Years of Transformation - Volkmar Kreißig: Privatisation and the Development of New Middle Classes in Transforming Societies - A Comparison between the New Länder of Germany and Russia - Pitika P. Ntuli: Participation, Globalisation and Culture in the Era of the African Renaissance: An Overview - Heinz Sünker: Democracy, Participation and Education - Martina Hartkemeyer/Johannes F. Hartkemeyer: Dialogue - A Different Approach for Learning - Ari Sitas: Globalisation and Participation - the South African Dilemma - Louis Molamu: Black Exclusivism and Trade Unionism in South Africa: The Case of the Black Allied Workers' Union, 1973-1984 - David Hemson: Top Concord and Casual Labour - Globalisation and Livelihoods in the Durban Docks - Nora Tager: The Role of Information Technology in the Implementation of Poverty Alleviation Programmes - Priya Narismulu: On the Fringes of Democracy: Women's Participation in the Community Life of Urban Informal Settlements - Sultan Khan/David Hemson: Youth Participation in the Labour Force: Globalisation and some Critical Junctures for Youth Employment Policies in the Post-Apartheid South Africa - Fernand Sanou: La mondialisation et l'avenir de l'humanité (The Globalisation and the Future of Humanity) - Alain Chouraqui: Actors' Participation at the Core of Societal Changes and Global Challenges.
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