The fourth industrial revolution is developing globally, with no geographical centre and is taking place at enormous speed. Robots will bring about the informatization of work such that the way we work, where we work and our relationships with our colleagues and employers are all in a state of change. The author argues that a "perfect"
The fourth industrial revolution is developing globally, with no geographical centre and is taking place at enormous speed. Robots will bring about the informatization of work such that the way we work, where we work and our relationships with our colleagues and employers are all in a state of change. The author argues that a "perfect"
Jon-Arild Johannessen holds a Master of Science from Oslo University in History. He holds a Ph.D. from Stockholm University in Systemic Thinking. He is currently professor (full) in Leadership, at Kristiania University College, Oslo, and Nord University, Norway. He has been professor (full) in Innovation, at Syd-Danske University, Denmark. He has been professor (full) in Management at The Arctic University, Norway. At Bodø Graduate School of Business, Norway, he had a professorship (full) in Information Management. At the Norwegian School of Management he has been professor (full) in Knowledge Management. He has written more than 200 international papers on innovation, knowledge management and leadership. He has been author/co-author of 30 books.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Chapter 1: Trends towards feudal capitalism Introduction Analysis and discussion Conclusion Chapter 2: Globalization: The emergence of "Mamounia", the new global nation Introduction The exercise of power: totalitarian capitalism Financial capital's globalization Mamounia: the new global nation Conclusion Chapter 3: Robots and informats will cause economic and social crises Introduction Robots and informats: economic and social crises Innovation: herd behaviour and economic bubbles Destructive wealth creation: transformation of social systems Conclusion Chapter 4: Aspects of a policy architecture for the fourth industrial revolution Introduction The economic subsystem The political subsystem The cultural subsystem The social subsystem Conclusion Chapter 5: Concepts Index
Preface Chapter 1: Trends towards feudal capitalism Introduction Analysis and discussion Conclusion Chapter 2: Globalization: The emergence of "Mamounia", the new global nation Introduction The exercise of power: totalitarian capitalism Financial capital's globalization Mamounia: the new global nation Conclusion Chapter 3: Robots and informats will cause economic and social crises Introduction Robots and informats: economic and social crises Innovation: herd behaviour and economic bubbles Destructive wealth creation: transformation of social systems Conclusion Chapter 4: Aspects of a policy architecture for the fourth industrial revolution Introduction The economic subsystem The political subsystem The cultural subsystem The social subsystem Conclusion Chapter 5: Concepts Index
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