Work and its future
FuturesPublished 1 May 1992
Herbert Applebaum
Citations18
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.12
SNIP1.61
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The concept of the work ethic is examined in a historical context, and is used in an examination of the future of work in industrialized cultures. The future of work is considered in the light of ideas about and trends in leisure. It is concluded that in the 21st century there will be a restructuring of society's values regarding the work ethic and its relationship to the rest of social and individual life.
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