The end of work : the decline of the global labor force and the dawn of the post-market era / Jeremy Rifkin
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- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0874778247
- 331.137042
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 330-336) and index.
Part I. The two faces of technology
The end of work
Trickle-down technology and market realities
Visions of techno-paradise
Part II. The third industrial revolution
Crossing into the high-tech frontier
Technology and the African-American experience
The great automation debate
Post-Fordism
Part III. The decline of the global labor force
No more farmers
Hanging up the blue collar
The last service worker
Part IV. The price of progress
High-tech winners and losers
Requiem for the working class
The fate of nations
A more dangerous world
Part V. The dawn of the post-market era
Re-engineering the work week
A new social contract
Empowering the third sector
Globalizing the social economy
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