ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The structure of the problem is unfolding.
Note: this was recorded before the post-COVID labor market, the new wave of labor organizing, and the resurgence of strikes. We like strikes.
“The Infrastructure of the Modern World”
from “A History of Separation”, Endnotes 4 (2015)
Note: this was recorded before the post-COVID labor market, the new wave of labor organizing, and the resurgence of strikes. We like strikes.
“The Infrastructure of the Modern World”
from “A History of Separation”, Endnotes 4 (2015)
English
United States
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