Titlebook: Deciphering Science and Technology; The Social Relations Ian Varcoe,Maureen McNeil,Steven Yearley Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Inge Molenaar,Carolien Knoop-van CampenIn the 1960s and 1970s one word evoked the British world of work: ‘productivity’. There was the ‘productivity problem’ and later, its solution, ‘productivity bargaining’. Concerned to unravel this ideological web, Nichols comments:

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Conceptions of British Employment Restructuring in the 1980s,In the 1960s and 1970s one word evoked the British world of work: ‘productivity’. There was the ‘productivity problem’ and later, its solution, ‘productivity bargaining’. Concerned to unravel this ideological web, Nichols comments:

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Unhealthy Displays? Trade Unions, VDUs and the Social Construction of a Health Hazard,ign of the equipment or the work environment, and stress-related complaints such as anxiety and heart palpitations. Other possible hazards attributed to VDUs have included cataracts, facial dermatitis, repetitive strain injuries, the triggering of certain forms of epilepsy and the possibly harmful effects of the radiation emitted.

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Book 1990sequences of ‘expert‘ knowledge arising in places that would have been felt unlikely hitherto. Varcoe, McNeil and Yearley‘s book assembles nine exemplary studies by sociologists, each of which explores an aspect of the current scientific-technological ‘revolution‘. Some popular ideas are challenged.

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