Re: <nettime> managerialism

[Richard Barbrook <richard@imaginaryfutures.net>]

Hiya,

I traced the different versions of the intermediate
class from Henri Saint-Simon's early-19th century
Industrials  to Charlie Leadbeater and Paul Miller's
1990s Pro-Ams on page 28 onwards in 
The Class of the New (OpenMute, London 2006).

You can download the pdf from the link at the top
of this page.
http://www.imaginaryfutures.net/other-works/

Richard

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