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Articles for September 2015

Staying alive
Wed, 30th Sep 2015
How technology leaches humanity away � if we let it

Is capitalism over?
Thu, 17th Sep 2015
Paul Mason's new book PostCapitalism weaves together social, economic and poltical history in a compelling read

Why it's time we rethink the world of work
Tue, 15th Sep 2015
Advancing technology creates employment dilemmas for organisations as well as individuals

Will the digital revolution make us all poorer?
Mon, 7th Sep 2015
Tech innovation should be good news, but without a corresponding human and social revolution things could get a whole lot worse