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factory regime: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

the political and ideological apparatus that regulates struggles in the workplace, which the source classifies into despotic and hegemonic types.

In sociology of work, factory regime refers to the political and ideological apparatus that regulates struggles in the workplace, which the source classifies into despotic and hegemonic types. This meaning comes from Burawoy (1985) in The politics of production.[1]

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References

Burawoy, M. (1985). The politics of production. Verso. ISBN 9780860910961

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