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The Centre for Democratising Work is the UK hub of the Democratize Work initiative. The Centre intends to bring academic research into dialogue with trade unions and activists and develop analysis and resources to support the democratisation of work. We publish analysis alongside more theoretical essays and convene discussions and workshops on the future of work.
The current constitution of work is premised on exploitation and domination. How can work be democratised, decommodifed, and decarbonised?
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Interview: Ewan Gibbs
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Mathew Lawrence
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The Centre for Democratising Work is the UK hub of the Democratize Work initiative. The Centre intends to bring academic research into dialogue with trade unions and activists and develop analysis and resources to support the democratisation of work. We publish analysis alongside more theoretical essays and convene discussions and workshops on the future of work.
The current constitution of work is premised on exploitation and domination. How can work be democratised, decommodifed, and decarbonised?
Get the latest news and updates from the Centre for Democratising Work.