Restructurating capital : recession and reorganization in industrial society

## List of Tables 3.1 Married women as percentage of all women economically active in Lancashire County Boroughs, 1911Boroughs, , 1951Boroughs, and 1971 4 4.1 Industrial orders as percentage of total industrial employment in Britain, Scotland and Wales, 1851 and 1911 4.2 British regions: selected industries as percentage of all industrial employment, 1851 and 1911 4.3 Scottish industrial areas: selected industries as percentage of all industrial employment, 1851 and 1911 4.4 Industrial orders as percentage of total industrial employment, Britain and Scotland-1931, 1951, 1961, 1971 4.5 Indices of dissimilarity and specialisation 4.6 Scottish industrial areas: selected industries as percentage of industrial employment, 1931-71 4.7 Sectors as percentage of total employment: Scotland and Britain 1851-1981 4.8 Scottish regions: sectors as percentage of total employment, 1851 and 1971 4.9 Socio-economic groups 1-12 as percentage of total in socio-economic groups 1-12; Scotland, England and Wales, 1921-71 4.10 British regions: socio-economic groups as percentage of all economically active men, 1971 5.1 Position in the labour market, Greater Manchester, 1931 5.2 Quantity of housing and transport, Greater Manchester, 1931 114 5.3 Youth and ethnic background, Greater Manchester, 1931 114 5.4 Marital status and household composition, viii List of Tables Greater Manchester, 1931 8.1 Electronics manufacturing plants in Republic of Ireland: size by nationality of parent corporation 8.2 Occupational structure of US electronics industry, Irish electronics industry, all Irish industry (various years) 8.3 Hourly-paid grades by sex 8.4 Hourly-paid workers reporting experience of promotion 9.1 The percentage of clerical and other low-grades in four dispersed offices and in Great Britain as a whole List of Figures 3.1 Women's employment by region, 1901-79: women in work per 1000 females of all ages 56 3.2 Economic activity rates fot women in Lancashire County Boroughs, 1911-71: numbers active per 1000 women over school-leaving age 57 3.3 Married women economically active per 1000 married women in Lancashire County Boroughs, 1911 and 1971 58 4.1 Two-dimensional MINISSA scaling of positive percentage differences between industrial employment structure (10s2-19) of ten British regions 73 4.2 Two-dimensional MINISSA scaling of positive percentage differences between industrial employment structures (lOs 2-19) of twelve Scottish industrial areas 77 4.3 Three-dimensional MINISSA scaling of positive percentage differences between industrial employment structures (lOs 2-19) of ten British re~m W 4.4 (a, b, and c) Three-dimensional MINISSA scaling of positive percentage differences between industrial employment structures (lOs 2-19) of twelve Scottish industrial areas 86 1 Introduction: Recession and Reorganization in Industrial Society Front Matter....Pages i-xiv Introduction: Recession and Reorganization in Industrial Society....Pages 1-17 Front Matter....Pages 19-19 Space, Time and the Study of the Social....Pages 21-40 The Homogenization of Space? Trends in the Spatial Division of Labour in Twentieth Century Britain....Pages 41-62 Is Scotland Different? Industrial and Occupational Change in Scotland and Britain....Pages 63-102 Front Matter....Pages 103-103 Manchester’s Inner City: The Management of the Periphery....Pages 105-123 From West to East and Back Again: Capitalist Expansion and Class Formation in the Nineteenth Century....Pages 124-155 Racism and Cheap Labour in UK Wool Textiles....Pages 156-175 Front Matter....Pages 177-177 Women Workers and Bureaucratic Control in Irish Electronics Factories....Pages 179-199 Tertiarization and Feminization at the Periphery: The Case of Wales....Pages 200-220 Renegotiation of the Domestic Division of Labour in the Context of Male Redundancy....Pages 221-243 Back Matter....Pages 245-249 Edited By Howard Newby ... [et Al.] Includes Bibliographies And Index.