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Definition of post-industrial in English: post-industrialadjective Relating to or denoting an economy which no longer relies on heavy industry. 后工业化的，工业化后的 a post-industrial society 后工业化社会。 Example sentencesExamples - The post-industrial economy has created new kinds of low-paid workers for whom the principle of fighting for your rights remains as sound as it ever was.
- The Salzburg model cities are post-industrial entities - in many cases made by trade, which is now passing them by.
- In post-industrial economies population density is further intensified, with ever more immigrants flowing into cities.
- In post-industrial capitalism, emotion management is commonly performed under economic and business pressures.
- But the post-industrial core's economy as a whole will continue to be like an airplane with only one working engine.
- The prototypical post-industrial forms of organization are networks, joint ventures, strategic alliances, and virtual organizations.
- In our post-industrial age, would this radical government intervention grind capitalism to a halt?
- However, the latter growth curve only delinks from the former in a post-industrial economy after having reached a high level of unsustainability.
- The book does not stint on references to early tax rebellions in order to emphasize the post-industrial era.
- In fact, most of the activity in modern post-industrial economies is in the services sector.
- We went from a producer society, to this - the consumer society: post-industrial ideology.
- The story is the same for other post-industrial economies.
- This is the giant unwritten headline of our post-industrial economy.
- The prominence of these command and control nodes within a global post-industrial economy is increasingly being linked to discourses of economic efficiency.
- A constant process of leapfrogging takes place between industrial and post-industrial economies.
- In fact, a good number of people are considering them vital to a healthy post-industrial economy, as they take the lowest-paid and most menial jobs.
- However, there are signs that in the post-industrial age unemployment in these countries, too, is rapidly taking on more permanent features.
- You are not someone who is a new-age thinker, a post-industrial economist, putting those views.
- Part of the answer lies in the nature of economic growth in the post-industrial era, where less labour than one would like to have, is involved in new wealth creating technologies.
- Parents came to accept the need for all children in an advanced- or post-industrial economy to remain in school.
Derivativesnoun With the spreading effects of globalization no nation will be spared, and the first signs of post-industrialism can already be observed even in small developing countries such as our own. Example sentencesExamples - On the whole, the national economy will reach the level of post-industrialism and advanced information technology.
- This is thought to be ‘more compatible with the new social order, whether it is called advanced capitalism, late or high modernity, post-industrialism, or post-modernism’.
- Yet it's only the repetitious vibe of men straining under post-industrialism: pile-driven into transgression and misery, but always retaining a gallows humour.
- Scholars who write about ‘professionalism,’ or ‘post-industrialism,’ often use these notions more as metaphors than as hypotheses that can be assessed, accepted or rejected.
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