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    Global Post-Fordism and Concepts of the State

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    1994
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    Bananno, Alessandro
    Friedland, William H.
    Llambi, Luis
    Marsden, Terry
    Moreira, Manuel Belo
    Schaeffer, Robert
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    Following a review of the literature on the State and some of the basic features of global post-Fordism, it is maintained that global post-Fordism can be synthesized through a set of four dialectical relationships: deregulation/re-regulation, fragmentation/coordination, mobility/embeddedness and empowerment/disempowerment. Moreover, it is argued that: 1) the State in global post-Fordism cannot be thought of exclusively in national terms; 2) its re-conceptualization must entail a transnational dimension; 3) the State cannot be conceptualized exclusively in terms of formal public appearances, agents and agencies; and 4) non-public apparatuses, agents and agencies must be included in the analysis.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11875/2826
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    Bonanno, Alessandro, William H. Friedland, Luis Llambí, Terry Marsden, Manuel Belo Moreira and Robert Schaeffer (1994) “Global Post-Fordism and Concepts of the State.” International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food. 4, 11-29. https://www.isa-agrifood.com/ijsaf-v04-11-29
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    Article originally published in the International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food

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