This e-book is a philosophical essay that examines what freedom means in today’s digital society. Blending history, political theory, and contemporary analysis, it explores how rights and obligations are transformed into workflows, questions why citizens are becoming transparent while states and markets grow opaque, and what forms of resistance and proportionate refusal remain possible.

Key themes include:

• Rights and obligations vs. digital workflows

• The transparent citizen

• Minimalist citizenship as a conscious stance

• Future alternatives: digital commons and cooperative platforms

Written in an accessible essay style, this e-book is a thought-provoking resource for students, professionals, policymakers, and anyone questioning how to live with technology without losing freedom.

Format: PDF (instant download)
Length: approx. 30 pages
Price: Free of charge