LABRST 1A03 Lecture 7: Jan 27, 2015

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Labour Studies
• Course: LABRST 1A03
• Professor: David Goutor

Document Summary

There is a structure and how it needs to work, we come to class without contract, there is an institutional. Emile durkheim reacting to marx, why societies who are very large also very framework that"s makes this coercion work. How in factories that they were way bigger and the workers didn"t know each other, in a larger capitalist economy they need to work together in order to produce and make a good product and factory. For durkheim a society that distributes the labour is the way in which a society must function. He also believed that everyone should have an opportunity, so equality can remain fair. Max weber- focused on the importance and influence of culture. Weber"s followers and accusers begin to talk about cultural issues. The biggest example is a culture of poverty, how prosperous a society is. Craft unions: are the first unions that are developed by works in response to industrialization.