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Power and ideology in the workplacegoing beyond even the second version of the three-dimensional viewWarwick Business School, UK, P.K.Edwards{at}Warwick.ac.uk Steven Lukess Power:A Radical View had a major influence on sociology in general and the study of work in particular. A new extended edition invites careful attention. It acknowledges major limitations of the original and goes some way to correcting them. But it continues to give insufficient attention to the ideological aspects of power and the ways in which social processes reflect and reinforce, but also change, the structure of power. Studies of work relations illustrate this theme. To develop it further, systematic comparative analysis is needed.
Key Words: ideology power work relations
Work, Employment & Society, Vol. 20, No. 3,
571-581 (2006) This article has been cited by other articles:
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