Syriana compared to actual government practices

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[YOUR NAME] [YOUR PROFESSOR 'S NAME] [CLASS NUMBER] [DATE OF ASSIGNMENT] Syriana ' and Marxist Political Practice Political Effects on Employment and Extremism Stanley Aronowitz and William Difazio 's research on contemporary Marxist political and economic theory that follow and analyze Fordism and observations of work as a way to take advantage of and have power over workers is useful to apply with the film , Syriana . These thoughts clarify the problems with Fordism (a business

practice based upon Henry Ford 's method of car production ) and its political effects on ruling workers and their lives . Establishing endless work via technology and the effect this technology spans beyond the workplace with cell phones internet , etc .is interesting to note , especially in the characters who hold government positions . For the other characters , the labor market and political systems create alienation from the social processes outside of work , such as in the family and community . Capitalism as a economic system is shown to exploit workers in all countries shown in the film . Because of this , frustration and extremism ensue . Aronowitz and DiFazio believe that when people are free from a menial , controlled and exploitative environment , then only then can they be free and looking at this as a cause for many of the character 's choices and misfortunes is useful

The exploitation of all main characters in Syriana , through their jobs in government and other sectors is contrasted with the portrayal of the...