Eliza Filby Libri

Focusing on the profound shifts in work and personal autonomy, this collection of essays captures the evolving landscape of social, political, and economic change from 2020 to 2023. While initiated during the pandemic, the essays delve into broader generational dynamics and the impact of these changes on various professions. Through interviews with diverse workers, the collection highlights how the desire for greater control over time has emerged as a significant legacy of the crisis, reflecting the tensions and progress shaping contemporary society.

Exploring the concept of "Inheritocracy," this analysis delves into the significant role of parental financial support in shaping modern economies. It argues that the influence of the "Bank of Mum and Dad" is a crucial yet often overlooked factor in wealth distribution and social mobility in the 21st century. The book challenges readers to reconsider the implications of inherited wealth and the societal dynamics it creates.

A fascinating new perspective on Margaret Thatcher and the role her religious beliefs played in British and international political life.