Nina Power

How did we ever come to accept the inhumane excesses of capitalism?

The Museum of Neoliberalism in south London offers some answers

At Amazon ‘fulfillment centres’, a Motorola hand terminal orders workers around and tracks your efficiency. Credit: Benjamin Lowy / Getty Images
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