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The Digital Revolution is set to dramatically change our lives in the coming years and policy- and decision-makers need to come to terms with what these epochal transformations mean and how they can be shaped so the majority of people benefit and the dangers are mdoerated. On this page, we will collect Social Europe media on the wider subject in general and on the future of work in particular – in the framework of a project we run together with the Hans Böckler Stiftung.

The Digital Revolution And The Future Of Work

The Wealth of Humans: Work, Power, And Status In The Twenty-first Century Ryan Avent

Taxing The Robots? Robert Shiller

No Need For Basic Income: Five Policies To Deal With The Threat Of Technological Unemployment Henning Meyer

Fewer Routine Jobs But More Routine Work Martina Bisello and Enrique Fernández-Macías

Robotics Or Fascination With Anthropomorphism? Branko Milanovic

Five Filters Moderate The Technological Revolution Henning Meyer

Here Are The New Social Risks Of The Fourth Industrial Revolution Christophe Degryse

The Future Of Work In The Transatlantic Alliance Steven Hill

Why The Sharing Economy Is Harming Workers – And What Can Be Done Robert Reich

The Technological Revolution And Labour’s Share Andy Haldane

One Person, One Car? The Digital Revolution’s Platform Economy Philippe Pochet

Digitization: New Work Concepts Are Revolutionizing The World Of Work Andreas Boes

Understanding The Rise Of The Robots Martin Ford

Why The ‘One-percenters’ Will Benefit From The Gig Economy While The Rest May Not Steven Hill

How Technology Can Eradicate Unemployment And Jobs At The Same Time Branko Milanovic

Industry 4.0: We Don’t Need A New Industrial Policy But A Better Regulatory Framework Ansgar Baums

The Limits Of The Digital Revolution: Why Our Washing Machines Won’t Go To The Moon David Autor

Why In The Digital Economy Workers Should Own More Company Shares Richard Freeman

The Digital Revolution And Work: The Other Half Of Keynes’ Conundrum James Klumpner

The Upsurge In Uncertain Work Robert Reich

The Work And Inequality Challenge Of The Digital Revolution: How Should Governments Respond? Henning Meyer

The End Of Work As We Know It Jean Pisani-Ferry

The Need For A Gender Perspective On Digitalization Yvonne Lott

Job Polarisation In Europe: Are Mid-Skilled Jobs Disappearing? Enrique Fernández-Macías

What Impact Does The Digital Revolution Have On Work And Inequality? Michael A Osborne

Technology And The Future Of Work In Advanced Economies Iyanatul Islam

Labor In The Age Of Robots Guy Ryder

Will Technology Destroy Jobs? Nouriel Roubini