Titlebook: Work in the Future; The Automation Revol Robert Skidelsky,Nan Craig Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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Introduction,al, and to look at how work has changed in the past as well as how it is changing now and in the future. Most of the contributions to this book came out of that symposium, and reflect their original beginnings as oral presentations. Other pieces were commissioned later in order to extend the themati

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Patterns and Types of Work in the Past: Wageworker and Housewife from a Global Perspective: Birth, V” model. Previously, work within the home was accorded the status of work, while the newer model no longer defined work in the home as work at all. This model spread beyond Western Europe but has failed to dominate in other areas of the globe. The case studies of nineteenth century Lower Austria and

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Attitudes to Worko, through the welfarist model, been seen as a route to human flourishing. Workers in France show paradoxical attitudes, in that they attach high importance to work, yet devote less time to it and express strong dissatisfaction with pay and career prospects, and feel a high level of insecurity about

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Attitudes to Technology: Part 1mployment in the affected industries, as well as decreases. Nevertheless, it will still cause disruption in the near term, since it requires people to learn new skills in order to remain employed. In deciding whether automation creates or destroys jobs, the decisive factor is demand rather than tech