An empirical assessment of the informational society: employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920-2000
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| author | Yuko Aoyama Manuel Castells |
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| contents | An empirical assessment of the informational society: employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920-2000 Yuko Aoyama Manuel Castells The 1990s marked a turning point in the evolution of employment and occupational structures in the G-7 economies: the advent of the informational society. Drawing on a comparative analysis of employment data up to 2000, this article gives empirical support to the authors' theory - introduced in Vol. 133 (1994), No.1 of the Review - that informationalism offers a better explanation for pthe pattern of structural change observed in those countries than does the theory of post-industrialism with its focus on service-sector employment. The analytical focus, they argue, now needs to shift from services to information-processing as the dominant activity in advanced economies. publication.journalArticle |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
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| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | An empirical assessment of the informational society: employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920-2000 Yuko Aoyama Manuel Castells An empirical assessment of the informational society: employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920-2000 Yuko Aoyama Manuel Castells The 1990s marked a turning point in the evolution of employment and occupational structures in the G-7 economies: the advent of the informational society. Drawing on a comparative analysis of employment data up to 2000, this article gives empirical support to the authors' theory - introduced in Vol. 133 (1994), No.1 of the Review - that informationalism offers a better explanation for pthe pattern of structural change observed in those countries than does the theory of post-industrialism with its focus on service-sector employment. The analytical focus, they argue, now needs to shift from services to information-processing as the dominant activity in advanced economies. publication.journalArticle |
| title | An empirical assessment of the informational society: employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920-2000 |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/An-empirical-assessment-of-the-informational/995274758202676 |