Global Labour Flexibility

Exploring models of distributive justice, the book addresses the rise of insecurity and inequality in the twenty-first century, contrasting past labor models like state socialism and welfare state capitalism with today's globalized, flexible labor markets. It critiques libertarianism and the "new paternalists," advocating for a vision that emphasizes income security and representation while avoiding moralistic state control. The text seeks innovative solutions to promote social cohesion and challenge fragmentation in modern society.