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The Office and Its Ends

by Nikil Saval,

By Nikil Saval, from Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace, out this month from Doubleday. Saval is an editor of n+1.

The Digital Revolution That Wasn’t

by Jeff Madrick,

For as long as there have been machines, there have been worries about their power to destroy jobs. The Luddites — early-nineteenth-century artisans who bitterly resisted the new textile machinery…

Summa cum avaritia

by Nicholas Knowles Bromell,

Plucking a profit from the groves of academe

Cracking the electronic whip

by Sharon Danann,

Meet the new boss

Why U.S. industry is coming home

by Wassily W. Leontief,

The workingman looks at the boss

by Eric Hoffer,

Editor’s easy chair

by Edward Sandford Martin,

This coming era of leisure

by Floyd Henry Allport,

Will it be worth having?

The nemesis of American business

by Stuart Chase,