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Placing the Proletariat ‘taken-for-grantedness’ of place serves an ideological function (Lefebvre, 1976; Giddens, 1991). The rhetoric of place legitimates cultural hierarchies, political domination and economic advantage within localities, and encourages competition between people from different localities (Rodman, 1992; Beynon and Hudson, 1993; Ching and Creed, 1997).

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Conclusion, and rely for a livelihood on wages they earn from producing goods and services which are sold by their employers to realise profit. There is also the promotion by the party-state and entrepreneurs of ideologies, ethics, and values which celebrate private ownership, production for market exchange and capital accumulation.

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Labour Processesd the supervision and checking of their work, as well as remuneration, which really sharpen workers’ sensitivity to the extension of managerial control over production and the appropriation of profit in the work place. These are central to workers’ consciousnesses of class relations (Friedman, 1990, p. 193).