“What Comes Next?” is a three-volume series presenting a detailed critique of contemporary capitalism. It explores the possibility of a practical alternative - a “system upgrade” - drawing on our innate disposition towards mutual aid. This will be a post-money society based on voluntary work and the free distribution of goods
Volume One looks at capitalism's origins and its multiple impacts. This system has long passed its “sell-by” date. Most work in today's money-based economy is socially useless. It needlessly reinforces scarcity by siphoning labour and resources away from socially useful production. Once we begin to think outside the box, a more rational and humane alternative to the capitalist money system becomes obvious – and irresistible.
The author was born in South Africa, studied anthropology and geography at University College London, and now lives in southern Spain.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "What Comes Next?" is a three-volume series presenting a detailed critique of contemporary capitalism. It explores the possibility of a practical alternative - a "system upgrade" - drawing on our innate disposition towards mutual aid. This will be a post-money society based on voluntary work and the free distribution of goods Volume One looks at capitalism's origins and its multiple impacts. This system has long passed its "sell-by" date. Most work in today's money-based economy is socially useless. It needlessly reinforces scarcity by siphoning labour and resources away from socially useful production. Once we begin to think outside the box, a more rational and humane alternative to the capitalist money system becomes obvious - and irresistible. The author was born in South Africa, studied anthropology and geography at University College London, and now lives in southern Spain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798196322372
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