Knut Laaser (37 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Politics of Working Life and Meaningful Waged Work. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Can waged work under capitalism be meaningful? How does this meaningfulness express itself in the politics of working life? More fundamentally, how should work be socially and economically valued, rewarded, organised and regulated to become more meaningful? Knut Laaser and Jan Ch. Karlsson address these questions and provide a novel theory of meaningful work that is deeply ingrained in Critical Social Science approaches. The authors conceptualise meaningful work as a continuum between meaningful-meaningless work that rests on objective and subjective dimensions of autonomy, dignity and recognition, all pushed and pulled by the multi-layered control and power dynamics of waged work. They challenge the tendency to promote unpolitical concepts in the scholarship of meaningful work. The explanatory power of the meaningful work framework is illustrated by the analysis of empirical case studies on Norwegian industry operators, British bank employees, Indian security guards, German university academics and Swedish cabin crew members.

Gebunden. Condition: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut Ungelesenes, vollständiges Exemplar; in sehr gutem Zustand, leichte Lagerspuren, als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet -Erst klopft es an der Türe, dann schiebt sich eine Schnauze durch die Briefklappe: ğGuten Abend, würden Sie mich bitte hereinlassen Ich hole mir noch eine Erkältung!Ğ Franz lässt den Dackel mit Regenschirm eintreten. Ein seltsamer Gast und ein noch seltsamerer Hund. Er tritt fordernd auf, dabei will er nur eines: dem Jungen alles recht machen. So erfüllt er ihm jeden vermeintlichen Wunsch und verwandelt sich in alles Mögliche, ehe Franz endlich zu Wort kommt und sagen kann: ğHunde sind meine Lieblingstiere.Ğ Jetzt hat der Dackel ein Zuhause, einen Freund und zu sich selbst gefunden! 32 pp. Deutsch.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Can waged work under capitalism be meaningful? How does this meaningfulness express itself in the politics of working life? More fundamentally, how should work be socially and economically valued, rewarded, organised and regulated to become more meaningful? Knut Laaser and Jan Ch. Karlsson address these questions and provide a novel theory of meaningful work that is deeply ingrained in Critical Social Science approaches. The authors conceptualise meaningful work as a continuum between meaningfulmeaningless work that rests on objective and subjective dimensions of autonomy, dignity and recognition, all pushed and pulled by the multi-layered control and power dynamics of waged work. They challenge the tendency to promote unpolitical concepts in the scholarship of meaningful work. The explanatory power of the meaningful work framework is illustrated by the analysis of empirical case studies on Norwegian industry operators, British bank employees, Indian security guards, German university academics and Swedish cabin crew members. What makes waged work meaningful and what makes it meaningless? Promoting a political understanding of waged work, the authors develop a novel theory that presents different scenarios of meaningful-meaningless work, illustrated with the help of workplace case studies from Norway, Britain, India, Germany and Sweden. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What makes waged work meaningful and what makes it meaningless Promoting a political understanding of waged work, the authors develop a novel theory that presents different scenarios of meaningful-meaningless work, illustrated with the help of workplace case studies from Norway, Britain, India, Germany and Sweden.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Can waged work under capitalism be meaningful? How does this meaningfulness express itself in the politics of working life? More fundamentally, how should work be socially and economically valued, rewarded, organised and regulated to become more meaningful? Knut Laaser and Jan Ch. Karlsson address these questions and provide a novel theory of meaningful work that is deeply ingrained in Critical Social Science approaches. The authors conceptualise meaningful work as a continuum between meaningful-meaningless work that rests on objective and subjective dimensions of autonomy, dignity and recognition, all pushed and pulled by the multi-layered control and power dynamics of waged work. They challenge the tendency to promote unpolitical concepts in the scholarship of meaningful work. The explanatory power of the meaningful work framework is illustrated by the analysis of empirical case studies on Norwegian industry operators, British bank employees, Indian security guards, German university academics and Swedish cabin crew members.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Erst klopft es an der Türe, dann schiebt sich eine Schnauze durch die Briefklappe: ğGuten Abend, würden Sie mich bitte hereinlassen Ich hole mir noch eine Erkältung!Ğ Franz lässt den Dackel mit Regenschirm eintreten. Ein seltsamer Gast und ein noch seltsamerer Hund. Er tritt fordernd auf, dabei will er nur eines: dem Jungen alles recht machen. So erfüllt er ihm jeden vermeintlichen Wunsch und verwandelt sich in alles Mögliche, ehe Franz endlich zu Wort kommt und sagen kann: ğHunde sind meine Lieblingstiere.Ğ Jetzt hat der Dackel ein Zuhause, einen Freund und zu sich selbst gefunden!

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut sg - ungelesenes mängelexemplar, gestempelt, mit leichten lagerspuren - Unterhalb des medialen Radars und der Totalerfassung durch die TV-Kameras sowie abseits der Touristenströme schildert Rüdiger Schrader mit seinem Bildband ein liebenswertes, zuweilen nachdenkliches Porträt von Brasilien, jenes Landes, in dem die Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2014 stattfand. Zudem präsentiert er seine exklusiven WM-Fotos, die nicht der Chronistenpflicht gehorchen und nicht in jedem Sportbuch zu finden sind. Alle an diesem Buch Beteiligten eint die Liebe zum Fußball und die Faszination, die dieser Sport ausübt.Die Publikation vereint großformatige, unvergessliche Bilder, Hintergrundgeschichten und Erlebnisse aus dem Land, wo der Fußball zu Hause ist: Brasilien 2014. Mit Beiträgen von: DFB-Präsident Wolfgang Niersbach, VDS-Präsident Erich Laser, SID Chefredakteur Ralph Durry, SZ-Sportchef Klaus Hoeltzenbein, Henri-Nannen-Preisträger Dirk Gieselmann, RP-Sportchef Dr. Robert Peters, Medien-Preisträgerin Carin Pawlak, Star-Architekt Knut Göppert, NOSB-Herausgeber Wolfgang Uhrig, Sportfotograf Markus Gilliar.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Der späte Gast | Knut Laaser | Buch | 32 S. | Deutsch | 2014 | Atlantis Verlag in der Kampa Verlag AG | EAN 9783715206868 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Schöffling & Co. Verlagsbuchhandlung GmbH, Kaiserstr. 79, 60329 Frankfurt am Mai, info[at]schoeffling[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Neu. Neu Neuware auf Lager, Sofortversand - Unterhalb des medialen Radars und der Totalerfassung durch die TV-Kameras sowie abseits der Touristenströme schildert Rüdiger Schrader mit seinem Bildband ein liebenswertes, zuweilen nachdenkliches Porträt von Brasilien, jenes Landes, in dem die Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2014 stattfand. Zudem präsentiert er seine exklusiven WM-Fotos, die nicht der Chronistenpflicht gehorchen und nicht in jedem Sportbuch zu finden sind. Alle an diesem Buch Beteiligten eint die Liebe zum Fußball und die Faszination, die dieser Sport ausübt.Die Publikation vereint großformatige, unvergessliche Bilder, Hintergrundgeschichten und Erlebnisse aus dem Land, wo der Fußball zu Hause ist: Brasilien 2014. Mit Beiträgen von: DFB-Präsident Wolfgang Niersbach, VDS-Präsident Erich Laser, SID Chefredakteur Ralph Durry, SZ-Sportchef Klaus Hoeltzenbein, Henri-Nannen-Preisträger Dirk Gieselmann, RP-Sportchef Dr. Robert Peters, Medien-Preisträgerin Carin Pawlak, Star-Architekt Knut Göppert, NOSB-Herausgeber Wolfgang Uhrig, Sportfotograf Markus Gilliar.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Can waged work under capitalism be meaningful? How does this meaningfulness express itself in the politics of working life? More fundamentally, how should work be socially and economically valued, rewarded, organised and regulated to become more meaningful? Knut Laaser and Jan Ch. Karlsson address these questions and provide a novel theory of meaningful work that is deeply ingrained in Critical Social Science approaches. The authors conceptualise meaningful work as a continuum between meaningfulmeaningless work that rests on objective and subjective dimensions of autonomy, dignity and recognition, all pushed and pulled by the multi-layered control and power dynamics of waged work. They challenge the tendency to promote unpolitical concepts in the scholarship of meaningful work. The explanatory power of the meaningful work framework is illustrated by the analysis of empirical case studies on Norwegian industry operators, British bank employees, Indian security guards, German university academics and Swedish cabin crew members. What makes waged work meaningful and what makes it meaningless? Promoting a political understanding of waged work, the authors develop a novel theory that presents different scenarios of meaningful-meaningless work, illustrated with the help of workplace case studies from Norway, Britain, India, Germany and Sweden. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 348 pages. 6.00x0.73x9.00 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Can waged work under capitalism be meaningful? How does this meaningfulness express itself in the politics of working life? More fundamentally, how should work be socially and economically valued, rewarded, organised and regulated to become more meaningful? Knut Laaser and Jan Ch. Karlsson address these questions and provide a novel theory of meaningful work that is deeply ingrained in Critical Social Science approaches. The authors conceptualise meaningful work as a continuum between meaningfulmeaningless work that rests on objective and subjective dimensions of autonomy, dignity and recognition, all pushed and pulled by the multi-layered control and power dynamics of waged work. They challenge the tendency to promote unpolitical concepts in the scholarship of meaningful work. The explanatory power of the meaningful work framework is illustrated by the analysis of empirical case studies on Norwegian industry operators, British bank employees, Indian security guards, German university academics and Swedish cabin crew members. What makes waged work meaningful and what makes it meaningless? Promoting a political understanding of waged work, the authors develop a novel theory that presents different scenarios of meaningful-meaningless work, illustrated with the help of workplace case studies from Norway, Britain, India, Germany and Sweden. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.