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Babson, Steve.
Wayne State University Press,
Lean work: empowerment and exploitation in the global auto industry /
9. The International Assembly Plant Study: Philosophical and Methodological Issues
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John Paul Macduffie and Frits K. Pil.10. Subaru-Isuzu: Worker Response in a Nonunion Japanese Transplant / Laurie Graham

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1675034340790_51602462

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1. Lean Production and Labor: Empowerment and Exploitation
Steve Babson
2. Unions and Management by Stress
Mike Parker and Jane Slaughter
3. Workers' Roles in Lean Production: The Implications for Worker Representation
John Paul Macduffie
4. The Role of the Union and Employee Involvement in Lean Production
Adrienne Eaton
5. Lean Production at Suzuki and Toyota: A Historical Perspective
John Price
6. The Transformation of Japanese Industrial Relations: A Case Study of the Automobile Industry
Hideo Totsuka
7. Beyond Management: Problems of the Average Car Company
Karel Williams, Colin Haslam, Sukhdev Johal, John Williams and Andy Adcroft
8. Are Japanese Transplants Restoring U. S. Competitiveness or Dumping Their Social Problems in the U. S. Market?
Candace Howes
9. The International Assembly Plant Study: Philosophical and Methodological Issues
John Paul Macduffie and Frits K. Pil.10. Subaru-Isuzu: Worker Response in a Nonunion Japanese Transplant / Laurie Graham
11. "Democratic Taylorism": The Toyota Production System at NUMMI
Paul Adler
12. Team Concept at CAMI
James Rinehart, Chris Huxley and David Robertson
13. Whose Team? Lean Production at Mazda U. S. A.
Steve Babson
14. Lean Production in a Mexican Context
Harley Shaiken
15. Can Maquilas Be Lean? The Case of Wiring Harness Production in Mexico
Susan Helper
16. Are Assembly Lines Just More Efficient? Reflections on Volvo's "Humanistic" Manufacturing
Christian Berggren
17. Lean Production and Co-Determination: The German Experience
Ulrich Jurgens
18. Lean Production and Training: The Case of a Japanese Supplier Firm
James Jacobs
19. A Worker-Centered Approach to Education and Training
Gary Saganski
20. Lean Production, Labor-Management Cooperation, and the Future of the NLRA Paradigm
William Green.21. Public Policy and the Evolution of Change in Industrial Relations / Irving Bluestone.
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