- Why work? -- an ultralefty view of employment and its alternatives from the UK
- Esther is taking a great course and reflecting on it. They even read The Quality of Work, which rocked my world a few years ago.
- An excellent and philosophical review of two books about working moms
- A deep review of The Protestant Ethic, covering the work of Max Weber
Monday, November 22, 2004
Work Hodgepodge
Since I apparently have no time for real posts, you're stuck with a few great links:
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3 comments:
Links are good.
J,
It's great to get the dialogue going that Lowe started in writing "The Quality of Work: A People-Centred Agenda". I see the book as foundational to the future of my own work. In so many ways, it validates my ideas about the issues of work and provides stunning direction for the discussion of the future of it. It's up to us to take heed and initiate the dialogue with others. I may (my way of sneaking out of committing completely) have a paper to forward your way in the next week on the subject of "What role do workers and unions have in promoting a quality of work agenda?", based on Lowe's analysis of work + my experience of it.
- E
Sweet, Esther. I'd love to see the paper...and I think you're pretty much committing to sending it by posting the possibility here.
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