A Review of Imagining After Capitalism by Andy Hines

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Mar 4
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Foresight on our Future Economy

Jim Golembeski, Upward Mobility

Twenty-five years ago, as Director of the Bay Area Workforce Development Board, I experienced, along with my colleagues, the shockwave of local plant closings and worker dislocation as new technology and economic globalization drove overwhelming economic changes we hadn’t seen coming. Companies closed and workers lost jobs. We weren’t looking for the signals back then; we didn’t know how. Continue reading here

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