Story of Working Class in a Turkish Steel Town

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This book examines the formation processes of the working class in Karabük on the basis of Karabük Iron-Steel Factories. The workers, who have been working in the factory since the foundation of the corporation are chosen as the sample group of the study. The working class identity and the general formation of the working class are examined through three different generations. Focus group and a field research based upon survey are applied in addition to in depth interviews. This book, in accordance with the historical development, aims to discuss each period separately, from the perspectives of their continuity and distinctiveness. By laying emphasis on trade union history and political field particularly, the study also tries to define the roles of these variables in the process of formation of the working class in different periods. It seems that the significant distinctiveness of the last generation of these three generations is remarkable.

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M. Berkay Ayd n is a Researcher(PhD.) at the Department of Sociology, Uludä University, Bursa/Turkey. He obtained a PhD. from Middle East Technical University Department of Sociology, Ankara /Turkey. His research interests include working class culture,sociology of work,sociology of sport,football culture, media,political sociology and migration.

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    • GTIN 09786202309929
    • Sprache Englisch
    • Größe H220mm x B150mm x T14mm
    • Jahr 2018
    • EAN 9786202309929
    • Format Kartonierter Einband
    • ISBN 620230992X
    • Veröffentlichung 10.04.2018
    • Titel Story of Working Class in a Turkish Steel Town
    • Autor Mustafa Berkay Ayd n
    • Untertitel Class Formation Process, City and Workers' Organization in Karabk 1940 - 2015
    • Gewicht 358g
    • Herausgeber Scholars' Press
    • Anzahl Seiten 228
    • Genre Sozialwissenschaften, Recht & Wirtschaft

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