| Hand in hand with European expansion went the gradual emergence of industrial capitalism. |
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| And for William Morris, it was industrial capitalism, the great degrader of mankind, which had stripped away man's dignity. |
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| One of the most remarkable achievements of modern industrial capitalism is the increase in life expectancy. |
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| Hopefully, this last gasp of imperialism supported by industrial capitalism will be short-lived. |
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| In fact, Elmer Rice's 1923 expressionist satire seems abrasively modern in its attack on the dehumanising effect of industrial capitalism. |
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| In essence, this boils down to whether modern industrial capitalism is compatible with a healthy planet. |
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| Workers have always moved around the world, from the birth of industrial capitalism. |
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| With the advent of industrial capitalism most of this became a problem for the ruling class. |
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| In this age of industrial capitalism, the goal was to restore inebriates' economic productivity as well as their willpower. |
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| But he thought that speculative, industrial capitalism was destroying democracy by making economic equality impossible. |
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| This represented a step toward the industrial capitalism that emerged in the 19th century. |
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| This is as true today as when he wrote in the heyday of Victorian industrial capitalism. |
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| Chicago was the center of meatpacking, railroads, and mechanized agriculture, the flagships of industrial capitalism. |
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| However, industrial capitalism finally made these local economies dissolve completely into the national economies. |
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| The insecurities of a burgeoning industrial capitalism created a need for scapegoats. |
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| Marx, though critical of industrial capitalism, also maintained a belief that machines would eventually liberate man from the toilsome qualities of human labor. |
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| This concentration of traditional industries proved a key factor in the city's transition to industrial capitalism. |
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| This transition from industrial capitalism to cultural capitalism calls into question all our assumptions about the nature of a human society. |
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| The dominance of industrial capitalism nurtured an urban proletariat, in large measure drawn from the mass immigration from southern and eastern Europe. |
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| But, with the rise of industrial capitalism, constitutional government entered a new phase. |
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| As Gandhi saw it, Western political philosophy obediently validated the world of industrial capitalism. |
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| By the beginning of the twentieth century, the Prairie West was successfully drawn into the web of industrial capitalism. |
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| Its ruthlessly competitive entrepreneurial culture became the model of Victorian industrial capitalism. Of that era, only redbrick warehouses and railway viaducts remain. |
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| This was both an aesthetic attack on, and a social critique of the division of labour in particular, and industrial capitalism in general. |
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| In so doing, these officials revealed an enduring belief in industrial capitalism, tempered by a willingness to tolerate a unionized workforce pursuing moderate goals. |
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| In 1931, it was the temporarily paralyzed dynamo of industrial capitalism. |
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| Before the nineteenth century closed, industrial capitalism and agriculturalism came to a showdown. |
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| Liverpool and Manchester grew into its largest cities, dominating global trade and the birth of modern industrial capitalism. |
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| While politicians were busy fighting for responsible government, the economy was continuing its transition from pre-industrial to industrial capitalism. |
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| Yet increasingly Ruskin concentrated his energies on fiercely attacking industrial capitalism, and the utilitarian theories of political economy underpinning it. |
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| This interest was tied to Britain's growing Medievalist movement, a form of Romanticism that rejected many of the values of Victorian industrial capitalism. |
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| At the time Scott wrote, Scotland was poised to move away from an era of socially divisive clan warfare to a modern world of literacy and industrial capitalism. |
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