Work in the Future : The Automation Revolution

1. Introduction- Robert Skidelsky and Nan Craig -- 2. The Future of Work - Robert Skidelsky -- Part I: Work in the Past -- 3. Patterns and Types of Work in the Past: Part 1 - Richard Donkin -- 4. Patterns and Types of Work in the Past: Part 2 - Richard Sennett -- 5. Patterns and Types of Work in the Past: Wageworker and Housewife from a Global Perspective: Birth, Variations and Limits of the Modern Couple- Andrea Komlosy -- Part II: Attitudes to Work -- 6. Attitudes to Work and the Future of Work: the view from economics - David A. Spencer -- 7. Attitudes to Work - Pierre-Michel Menger -- 8. Work as an Obligation - Nan Craig -- Part III: Attitudes to Technology -- 9. Attitudes to Technology: Part 1 - Jim Bessen -- 10. Attitudes to Technology: Part 2 - Carl Benedikt Frey -- Part IV: Possibilities and Limitations for AI: What can’t machines do? -- 11. What Computers Will Never Be Able To Do - Thomas Tozer -- 12. Possibilities and Limitations for AI: what can’t machines do? - Simon Colton -- Part V: Work in the Digital Economy -- 13. Work in the Digital Economy - Daniel Susskind -- 14.Two Myths about the Future of the Economy - Nick Srnicek -- Part VI: AI, Work and Ethics -- 15. AI, Ethics, and the Law - Cathy O'Neil -- Part VII: Policy -- 16. Policy for the Future of Work - David Graeber -- 17. Automation and Working Time in the UK - Rachel Kay -- 18. Shaping the Work of the Future: Policy Implications - Irmgard Nubler.