In the organizer's words:

Two unequal allies meet in an honest and visionary dialog: Thorsten Donnermeier, long-time VW worker and member of IG Metall, and Tobi Rosswog, activist and co-initiator of various social movements. Together with bestselling author and mobility expert Katja Diehl, they discuss the prospects of a future without the compulsion to work and without dependence on the car. The book goes beyond the mere documentation of a conversation:
It is a political non-fiction book that highlights key topics of socio-ecological upheaval one after the other, supplementing the theses of the three authors* with impulses and classifications from voices from science and society.

The book is an invitation to question capitalist constraints and to fight together for socio-ecological transformation. Its concrete impulses provide orientation and hope. Based on the experiences in Wolfsburg - a symbolic location for the automotive industry and the transport transition - the book offers an invitation to become active together and to combine the social and ecological issues.

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