Information technology and automation are not just optimizing capitalism but fundamentally reshaping work, value, and societal organization, compelling us to envision and design a post-capitalist future.
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capitalism, economics, politics
This analysis offers a coherent framework for those who sense that technology is doing more than just disrupting markets—it's rewriting the fundamental rules of value, labor, and ownership, providing a sharper lens to understand the economic endgame of the information age.
As a veteran economics editor and journalist, Paul Mason combines deep reporting with bold systemic analysis to map the tectonic shifts occurring as information technology collides with the core logic of capitalism.