Apps like Uber benefit from making their workers strangers to one another. So what happens when workers start caring for one another?
Tag: Precarity
Precarity and Struggle: Kafka, Roth, Kraus
In their writings, Kafka, Roth, and Kraus rejected the ideology of rootedness that was rapidly encroaching upon early 20th-century European consciousness.
Preexisting Conditions: What 2020 Reveals about Our Urban Future
Crisis Cities brings together some of the world’s leading social scientists and humanists to grapple with the 2020 crises of our cities.
Experiments in Feral Futuring
Two futurists ran an experiment: What happens when a room of strangers plan for the future together?
Working in China in the COVID-19 Era
China managed to maintain some economic activity during the lockdown, but at what cost and under what conditions?