World of Possibilities. Flexibility and Mass Production Iin Western Industrialization

Bibliografia: Alla Fine Di Ogni Saggio. - Sabel Charles F. - Zeitlin Jonathan,Poni Carlo,Cottereau Alain,Boch Rudolf,Veyrassat Beatrice,Zeitlin Jonathan,Dewerpe Alain,Scranton Philip,Kristensen Peer Hull - Sabel Charles,Capecchi Vittorio,Saglio Jean,Handersen Hakon
Stories, strategies, structures:: rethinking historical alternatives to mass production, pp. 1-36,Fashion as flexible production: the strategies of the Lyons silk merchants in the eighteenth century, pp 37-74,The fate of collective manufactures in the indusrial world: the silk industries of Lyons and London, 1800-1850, pp 75-152,The rise and decline of flexible production: the cutlery industry of Solingen since the eighteenth century, pp 153-187,Manufacturing flexibility in nineteenth-century Switzerland: social and institutional foundations of decline and revival in calico-printing and watchmaking, pp 188-240,Between flexibility and mass production: strategic ambiguity and selective adaptation in the British engineering industry, 1830-1914, pp 241-272,The lost paradigm: an Italian metalworking empire between competing models of production, 1900-1920, 273-309,"Have a heart for the manufacturers!": production, distribution and the decline of American textile manufacturing, pp 310-343,The small-holder economy in Denmark: the exception as variation, pp 344-380,In search of flexibility: the Bologna metalworking industry, 1900-1992, pp 381-418,Local industry and actors' strategies: from combs to plastic in Oyonnax, pp 419-460,Producing producers: shippers and the cooperative infrastructure of the Norwegian maritime since 1850, pp. 461-500