Two figures tower over the idea, and the realisation, of industrial America. The first is Henry Ford, whose factory process dedicated to mass car production featured specifically focused machinery, a ...

Degenerate Communism attempts to problematize the post-autonomist treatment of "value" in regards to immaterial labor. Arguing that value is only produced in the sphere of production by living labor, ...

From the tube strikes to the postal strikes, to the upcoming round of public service cuts, and festering in every political blog’s foetid comments box and every wretched rancid letters page of the ...

Simply sign up to the US & Canadian companies myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. On January 5, 1914, Henry Ford stunned his competitors in the burgeoning Detroit auto industry by doing ...

The following article was first published by Volume Magazine in their 47th issue, The System*. You can read the Editorial of this issue, How Much Does Your System Weigh?, here. Neoliberal post-fordism ...

The two phrases, so beloved of politicians, stem from a fundamental shift in the role of the worker in post-industrial Britain. Over the past few years, British politics has been plagued by two ...