History in general Work and People (Bottom) 2 / Jan Lukasen / Shio Haradori

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General History
[Introduction to the Contents]
Creating the Way of Working in the Future!
Opening the Cave to a European-centered view of labor history, the world history of labor since the beginning of mankind.
What work is for us, the meaning of life that we find in work, the joy of cooperation, and the desire for equity have been incorporated into our DNAs since the age of hunting and gathering.
In the second volume, we trace to the present the convergence of each "way of working" that has developed in various parts of the world along with the development of economic globalisation, and consider the way of working in the future.
Part 5 : Globalizing Labour Relations - 1500 to 1800 AD
Chapters 18 to 19
Chapters 20 to 24
Part 7 : Changing Significance of Work - Modern
Chapters 25 to 27
End : Future Perspective
Contents
Part 5 : Globalizing Labour Relations - 1500 to 1800 AD
Chapters 18 to 19
Part 7 : Changing Significance of Work - Modern
Chapters 25 to 27
End : Future Perspective
Author's Biography
Born in 1947.
A historian specializing in labour history.
Emeritus Professor of the Institute of International Social History in the Netherlands (IISH).
An honorary fellow at the Institute of International Social History in the Netherlands.
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