The First Historical Act: A Review of the Open University Course

Gavin Mackenzie

Work, Employment & Society, 1987, vol. 1, issue 1, 121-128

Abstract: The Open University course Work and Society (DE 325) was introduced for the first time in 1985. It represents a recent, very influential attempt by a group of scholars to provide a curriculum for the study of the area with which this journal is concerned. We have asked two reviewers to consider the materials which comprise the course and give, from their own individual perspectives, a critical review of them. The bibliographical details of the units and other publications which make up the course are given at the end of the reviews.

Date: 1987
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