The Right to Useful Unemployment: And Its Professional Enemies
by Ivan Illich
Ivan Illich examines useful unemployment and critiques the professional systems that limit individual autonomy and self-reliance.
About This Book
This book examines the concept of useful unemployment and its implications for society.
Ivan Illich explores how professional systems often hinder personal initiative and self-reliance.
The work challenges conventional views on labor, productivity, and institutional authority.
Readers are invited to reconsider the value of autonomy in an increasingly managed world.
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