Clarke, Simon
1946
Simon Clarke is a British sociologist specialising in social theory, political economy, labour relations, and the history of sociology. He has a particular interest in employment relations in China, Vietnam, and the former-Soviet nations. He is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Warwick.
Books
- Russian trade unions and industrial relations in transition
- Changing patterns of international investment in South Africa and the disinvestment campaign
- The Formation of a Labour Market in Russia
- The development of capitalism in Russia
- The marxist theory of overaccumulation and crisis
- Devlet Tartismalari
- Business Objectives Pairwork
- Marx's Theory of Crisis
- The State debate
- Management and Industry in Russia
- Financial aspects of economic sanctions on South Africa
- Marx, marginalism, and modern sociology
- The workers' movement in Russia
- Textile Design
- Marx'in Kriz Teorisi
- Structural Adjustment Without Mass Unemployment?
- Labour Relations in Transition
- What About the Workers?
- Structural adjustment without mass unemployment?
- Making Ends Meet in Contemporary Russia
- The Development Of Capitalism
- Keynesianism, monetarism, and the crisis of the state
- The Challenge Of Transition Trade Unions In Russia China And Vietnam
- New Forms of Employment and Household Survival Strategies in Russia
- One-dimensional Marxism
- Conflict and change in the Russian industrial enterprise
- The Foundations of Structuralism
- Problems of growth in the Third World
- Overaccumulation class struggle and the regulation approach
- Segmentation of the Russian Labour Market
- Marx's Theory of Crisis
- Marx's theory of crisis
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