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Technology and The Worker
by Wendy Liu, Marijam Didžgalvytė / March 30, 2018

Disrupting Disruption: On Intervening Against Technological Restructuring
by R.K. Upadhya / March 30, 2018

Diversity, Scarcity, and Labour in Tech
March 30, 2018

Editors' notes on class composition and technology
by Notes from Below / March 30, 2018

Players as Workers: Who Will Profit?
by Patrick Prax / March 30, 2018

The Future of Work, Automation and the Left
by Jeremy Large / March 30, 2018

Workers' Inquiry: A Genealogy
by Salar Mohandesi, Asad Haider / Jan. 29, 2018

An apartment bloc and balconies

The Workers’ Inquiry and Social Composition
by Notes from Below / Jan. 29, 2018

Italian workerism and its enduring legacy: Steve Wright interview
by Steve Wright / Jan. 29, 2018