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SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO
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FrancoAngeli
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0392-5048 (Printed Journal)
1972-554X (Online Journal)
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Journal Issue Number
164
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Journal Issue Designation
164
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Journal Issue Date
2022
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Confini produttivi e confini lavorativi. La multidimensionalità dell'outsourcing nel capitalismo contemporaneo
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140
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161
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Italian
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2022/12
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2022 FrancoAngeli srl
Introduction or preface
L'outsourcing ha conosciuto una forte espansione negli ul-timi decenni, diffonden-dosi trasversalmente in diverse aree, imprese e settori. La sua capacità di adattarsi a mutevoli situazioni sociali e nor-mative lo ha reso lo strumento principale dei processi di ristrutturazio-ne produttiva, finendo per essere considerato una forma paradigmatica dell'organizzazione del capitalismo contemporaneo. Sebbene gran parte dell'attenzione nella letteratura sociologica sulle implicazioni dell'ester-nalizzazione sia stata posta sulla trasformazione dei regimi contrattuali, sulle con-dizioni di lavoro e sulla rappresentanza, noi evidenziamo co-me l'outsourcing ab-bia conseguenze significative anche su altre dimen-sioni del rapporto di lavoro, tra cui il processo lavorativo, la determina-zione della retribuzione e la composizione della manodopera. Riveden-do e combinando alcuni filoni della letteratura, soste-niamo quindi che il carattere paradigmatico dell'outsourcing, oltre alla sua grande diffusione a livello globale, va ricercato nella sua capacità di innescare processi di trasformazione multipli e concatenati che modificano profondamente il rapporto di lavoro.
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