Global Labour Flexibility

Focusing on the challenges of insecurity and inequality in the modern world, this book explores models of distributive justice that can address social fragmentation. It critiques the labor models of the twentieth century and examines the effects of globalization and flexible labor markets since the 1970s. Advocating for a balance between income security and representation, it rejects paternalistic approaches, proposing instead a vision that fosters social justice without imposing moralistic state control.