„Die soziale Welt kleiner Betriebe“: Einige arbeitssoziologische Überlegungen anlässlich der Wiederauflage des Klassikers von Kotthoff/Reindl (1990)
Hien Wolfgang ()
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Arbeit, 2020, vol. 29, issue 1, 77-89
Abstract:
The article takes the reissue of the 1990 study “The Social World of Small Businesses” by Hermann Kotthoff and Josef Reindl as an opportunity to review the significance of this study for the development of German sociology of work since the 1960s. Against the background of the still dominating industrial and technically fixed view, this book has remained a solitaire to this day. In view of the current breakdown and fragmentation of large enterprises, the reissue of the Kotthoff/Reindl study makes clear the necessity of re-examining the current social situation of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Keywords: small and medium-sized enterprises; sociology of work; social life in the enterprise; operational social order; thick description; kleine und mittlere Betriebe; Arbeitssoziologie; betriebliche Lebenswelt; betriebliche Sozialordnung; dichte Beschreibung; small and medium-sized enterprises; sociology of work; social life in the enterprise; operational social order; thick description (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.1515/arbeit-2020-0005
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