Victoria Goddard is Senior Lecturer and National Teaching Fellow at the Anthropology Department at Goldsmiths.Susana Narotzky is professor of Social Anthropology at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.

"Should anyone be interested in recent ethnographies of the working class, political ecology, anthropology of space and place, extractive industries, post-socialism and understanding precarity and informal workers’ networks, this volume is indispensable." - Imola Püsök, University of Pécs, American Anthropological Association

• 1. Introduction: Work, Livelihoods and Value in Times of Economic Crisis Victoria Goddard and Susana Narotzky 2. The Saturn Automobile Corporation and the Long Dispossession of U.S. Autoworkers Sharryn Kasmir 3. Post-Fordist Work Organization and Daily Life from a Gender Perspective: The Case of FIAT-SATA in Melfi Fulvia D’Aloisio 4. Value and "Worthlessness" in Electrical Manufacturing: Class, Time, and Location in the Critical Junctions Approach Don Kalb 5. Post-Industrial Landscapes and Memories: The Silesian Case Kazimiera Wódz and Monika Gnieciak 6. Learning How to Work and Struggle Through the Generations at SOMISA-SIDERAR: A Public Steel Plant Turned Private Patricia Vargas and Laura Perelman 7. Work and Social Reproduction in the Shipbuilding Industry of Piraeus Manos Spyridakis 8. Getting By Beyond Work, or the Intertwining of Production and Reproduction Among Heavy Industry Workers and Their Families in Ferrol, Spain Irene Sabaté Muriel 9. Disruptions and Continuities in Rethinking Volta Redonda, CSN and Its Workers in Time Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto 10. Workers and Populism in Slovakia: Workers, History and Continuity in the Slovakian Steel Industry Juraj Buzalka and Michaela Ferencová 11. Profession, Masculinity, and Identity: Biographical Crisis of British and German Steelworkers in Comparison Vera Trappmann 12. From Factory Work to Cottage Industry: Consequences of Deindustrialization for Local and Domestic Economies Frances Pine 13. Final Comments Lydia Morris

Victoria Goddard is Senior Lecturer and National Teaching Fellow at the Anthropology Department at Goldsmiths.Susana Narotzky is professor of Social Anthropology at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.

"Should anyone be interested in recent ethnographies of the working class, political ecology, anthropology of space and place, extractive industries, post-socialism and understanding precarity and informal workers’ networks, this volume is indispensable." - Imola Püsök, University of Pécs, American Anthropological Association

• 1. Introduction: Work, Livelihoods and Value in Times of Economic Crisis Victoria Goddard and Susana Narotzky 2. The Saturn Automobile Corporation and the Long Dispossession of U.S. Autoworkers Sharryn Kasmir 3. Post-Fordist Work Organization and Daily Life from a Gender Perspective: The Case of FIAT-SATA in Melfi Fulvia D’Aloisio 4. Value and "Worthlessness" in Electrical Manufacturing: Class, Time, and Location in the Critical Junctions Approach Don Kalb 5. Post-Industrial Landscapes and Memories: The Silesian Case Kazimiera Wódz and Monika Gnieciak 6. Learning How to Work and Struggle Through the Generations at SOMISA-SIDERAR: A Public Steel Plant Turned Private Patricia Vargas and Laura Perelman 7. Work and Social Reproduction in the Shipbuilding Industry of Piraeus Manos Spyridakis 8. Getting By Beyond Work, or the Intertwining of Production and Reproduction Among Heavy Industry Workers and Their Families in Ferrol, Spain Irene Sabaté Muriel 9. Disruptions and Continuities in Rethinking Volta Redonda, CSN and Its Workers in Time Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto 10. Workers and Populism in Slovakia: Workers, History and Continuity in the Slovakian Steel Industry Juraj Buzalka and Michaela Ferencová 11. Profession, Masculinity, and Identity: Biographical Crisis of British and German Steelworkers in Comparison Vera Trappmann 12. From Factory Work to Cottage Industry: Consequences of Deindustrialization for Local and Domestic Economies Frances Pine 13. Final Comments Lydia Morris

Victoria Goddard is Senior Lecturer and National Teaching Fellow at the Anthropology Department at Goldsmiths.Susana Narotzky is professor of Social Anthropology at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.

"Should anyone be interested in recent ethnographies of the working class, political ecology, anthropology of space and place, extractive industries, post-socialism and understanding precarity and informal workers’ networks, this volume is indispensable." - Imola Püsök, University of Pécs, American Anthropological Association

• 1. Introduction: Work, Livelihoods and Value in Times of Economic Crisis Victoria Goddard and Susana Narotzky 2. The Saturn Automobile Corporation and the Long Dispossession of U.S. Autoworkers Sharryn Kasmir 3. Post-Fordist Work Organization and Daily Life from a Gender Perspective: The Case of FIAT-SATA in Melfi Fulvia D’Aloisio 4. Value and "Worthlessness" in Electrical Manufacturing: Class, Time, and Location in the Critical Junctions Approach Don Kalb 5. Post-Industrial Landscapes and Memories: The Silesian Case Kazimiera Wódz and Monika Gnieciak 6. Learning How to Work and Struggle Through the Generations at SOMISA-SIDERAR: A Public Steel Plant Turned Private Patricia Vargas and Laura Perelman 7. Work and Social Reproduction in the Shipbuilding Industry of Piraeus Manos Spyridakis 8. Getting By Beyond Work, or the Intertwining of Production and Reproduction Among Heavy Industry Workers and Their Families in Ferrol, Spain Irene Sabaté Muriel 9. Disruptions and Continuities in Rethinking Volta Redonda, CSN and Its Workers in Time Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto 10. Workers and Populism in Slovakia: Workers, History and Continuity in the Slovakian Steel Industry Juraj Buzalka and Michaela Ferencová 11. Profession, Masculinity, and Identity: Biographical Crisis of British and German Steelworkers in Comparison Vera Trappmann 12. From Factory Work to Cottage Industry: Consequences of Deindustrialization for Local and Domestic Economies Frances Pine 13. Final Comments Lydia Morris