Fordism
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Adoption of Fordist production in France: industrial policy and automakers (1920–1950)
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1919 - 1947
Early academic and political critiques of Fordism and the emergence of post‑Fordist thought (1960–1985)
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1964 - 1985
Ford Motor Company global expansion and transfer of production methods (1910–1939)
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1904 - 1939
Ford Motor Company in Argentina: local production and industrialization (1913–1960)
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1913 - 1962
Ford Motor Company's Five‑Dollar Wage program and labor policy (1914–1927)
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1913 - 1986
Fordism and consumer credit: the rise of automobile finance and installment buying (1919–1940)
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1913 - 1940
Fordism and welfare capitalism: company towns, benefits, and social programs (1914–1945)
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1913 - 1945
Fordism in Britain: Dagenham, UK plants, and British auto-sector adoption (1931–1960)
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1924 - 1960
Henry Ford's managerial ideology and the synthesis with Taylorism (1903–1925)
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1903 - 1925
Highland Park Plant assembly-line innovations (1910–1917)
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1907 - 1917
Keynesian‑Fordist industrial policy and the postwar compromise in the United States (1945–1973)
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1944 - 1973
Model T mass production and marketization (1908–1927)
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1908 - 1927
Resistance and unionization at Ford Motor Company: the UAW campaign and recognition (1937–1941)
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1932 - 1941
River Rouge Complex construction and vertical integration at Ford (1917–1933)
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1915 - 1933
Technological standardization: interchangeable parts and conveyor innovations at Ford (1910–1930)
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1910 - 1927