Der Sieg der grauen Herren?

Süß, Dietmar

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“…Developments in family policy were also accompanied by an overarching trend towards flexibilisation in labour market policies in the FRG and UK from the 1970s (Süß & Süß, 2011;Süß, 2012;Süß, 2016); politicians, corporate representatives, and employers' and employees' associations accordingly struggled over new ways to reorganise the workplace, discussing with a sense of urgency new, flexible forms of home-based work. Work from home can also be used in the interest of employers to flexibly respond to work demands irrespective of time and space (Chung, 2017).…”

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From ‘home work’ to ‘home office work’?

Homberg¹,

Lükemann²,

Abendroth³

2023

WOLG

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In contemporary debates, it is regularly overlooked that working from home already has a long history, while the phenomenon of ‘tele(home) working’ has even gained momentum since the 1970s, being increasingly technologically enabled and socially prepared. This article aims to identify the self-perpetuation of work from home by investigating phases, turning points and diverging temporalities of gender- and parenthood-specific discourses and use patterns of tele(home)work in Germany and the United Kingdom from an interdisciplinary perspective, combining historical and comparative social analysis.

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From ‘home work’ to ‘home office work’?

Homberg¹,

Lükemann²,

Abendroth³

2023

WOLG

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Introduction: Rhenish capitalism and business history

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Reitmayer

2019

Business History

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This article examines the emergence and development of the comparative analysis of capitalism and recent debates about Varieties of Capitalism (VoC). We argue that the VoC-approach should pay more attention to change over time, and only claim to put the firm in the centre of analysis. Hence, we propose another, more historical, analytic framework, which is based on the VoC-approach and historical institutionalism, and which fits better to an analysis of Rhenish Capitalism, i.e. the German case, from a business history perspective. Keeping in mind this research agenda, we outline the history of the German economy in the second half of the 20th century.

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Der Sieg der grauen Herren?

Cited by 2 publications

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From ‘home work’ to ‘home office work’?

From ‘home work’ to ‘home office work’?

Introduction: Rhenish capitalism and business history

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