The future of the professions: how technology will transform the work of human experts

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2016-05-24otherChoice Reviews Online417 citationsclosed

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Information Society and Technology Trends Digital Economy and Work Transformation

Abstract

PART I: CHANGE CHAPTER 1: THE GRAND BARGAIN CHAPTER 2: FROM THE VANGUARD CHAPTER 3: PATTERNS ACROSS THE PROFESSIONS PART II: THEORY CHAPTER 4: INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY CHAPTER 5: PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF KNOWLEDGE PART III - IMPLICATIONS CHAPTER 6: OBJECTIONS AND ANXIETIES CHAPTER 7: AFTER THE PROFESSIONS CONCLUSION WHAT FUTURE SHOULD WE WANT?

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