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Automation and the New Labour

“The 19th Century is not yet over.” - Richard Sennett. While recently perusing a second hand book store I came across a lifestyle section filled with books from the late 1970s and early 80’s discussing the immanent ‘leisure age’ that would emerge as manufacturing processes became increasingly automated. These books all began with the assumption that a [...]

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