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    from right, stuck so deep in a rut of misery, that those who practice institutionalization capitalize on that. This is where Televangelism comes to play. Televangelism is a dated but still booming mini-economy that plays on peoples hopes, similar to Fordism in Brave New World, and coaxes them into submission to sacrifice their money, privacy, and valuable time. And to make matters worse, it’s perfectly legal. If America is not careful, it could evolve into a super power much like what is seen in…

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    labor power, focused on the exploitation of the labor force. Beginning in the 19th century, competitive capitalism introduced the idea of reducing wage rates and different forms of production. Then came the era of organized capitalism, also known as Fordism, the era of mass production and introduction of assembly lines. Capitalism has proven to be a successful advancement in global economy and trade. (Knox, P., & Agnew, 1989, ch. 1-3). Although Capitalism provided technology and global economic…

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    Wilderness Wiking

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    “Reasserting Nature: Constructing Urban Environments After Fordism.” In Remaking Reality: Nature at the Millennium. Ed. B Braun and N Castree. London: Routledge, 1998. pp. 100-125. Sinclair, Katherine. "Untouched And Uninhabited: Conflicting Canadian Rhetoric On The Protection Of The Environment And Advancing Northern…

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    Consumerism In The 1920's

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    socially and economically desirable for the American people. Although this trend may have been adamant in the 1950’s and so on, it began within the 1920’s, where corporate profits and industrial wages began to rise significantly. The introduction of Fordism, where workers were given larger wages allowing for them to buy their company's own products, also introduced an new idea of business procedures. Advertisements began to rely on emotional proposals, on a product, in order to persuade the…

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    Ford, General Motors and Chrysler have undergone massive decline in the past decade. Their status as the Big Three to the Detroit Three symbolizes their fragility in a market which once revolved around them. To once again claim profitability, the aforementioned automotive companies have restructured their corporate agenda such as relocating factories from north to south causing massive job loss in North American communities centred around the automotive industry, this intern caused massive…

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    alienation in the process of labor, alienation of man as a “species-being” and lastly alienation of man from man. His ideas of alienation of labor are present throughout capitalist society. They can be seen in both the principles Taylorism and Fordism, which encompass the progression of industrialized work and harsh manual labor. Marx’s four ideas of alienation of labor can also be found in Primo Levi’s recount of his time in the labor camp, Auschwitz. Levi’s Survival in Auschwitz can be viewed…

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    Title Author Institution Ford is an American based company that deals in auto manufacturing and it has got its headquarters located in the suburb of Detroit that is located in Michigan. This company sells commercial vehicles and automobiles with the use of ford brand and other luxurious cars that are under Lincoln Band. The company also owns other companies like the Brazilian SUV maker, the Australian FPV and the Toller manufacturers.…

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    Introduction The benchmark of democratic society is that citizens have a participatory voice and a stake in decision-making, translating to (notional) control over their destiny. The generations-old bureaucratic work environment has taken control of work and organizational decision-making from workers as management focuses on realizing profit over supporting workers’ needs. The resulting lack of participation and dehumanization of work have led to power struggles and dissatisfying conditions in…

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    Absolut Vodka Case Study

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    The Absolut Vodka was leading the same advertising campaign for over 20 years, and created over 1500 adverts. Recently they have changed general perceiving their brand. In the past the main role in adverts determined the bottle. The bottle was signifying purity and simplicity. The bottle was uncomplicated and it was based on old Swedish medicine bottle. It indicates the uniqueness of the product. Furthermore, the name of the brand can also be exceptional. The last letter ‘e’ has been removed…

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    decorated and distinct history in the automobile industry, Ford is best known for Its famous “Model T” as well as the innovation of interchangeable parts in moving assembly lines that makes it possible to assemble cars at low cost and high reliability (Fordism). Ford has expanded its business across the globe, entering markets in Europe, Africa, South America, Oceania as well as in Asia. Over the recent years, India has become one of the top destinations for the foreign direct investment to…

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