What if the real economic future is not a world without money, but a world where money no longer decides human dignity by itself ? The Age of Post-Capitalism : Toward a World Without Money ? offers a clear, evidence-based analysis of the major forces reshaping the global economy : digital payments, central bank digital currencies, artificial intelligence, guaranteed income, the circular economy, taxation of the ultra-rich, universal services and the commons.

Drawing on recent data from the World Bank, BIS, IMF, ILO, World Economic Forum, UNEP, OECD and recognized research organizations, this short book explains why the total disappearance of money is unlikely, but why reducing our dependence on monetary exchange is becoming essential. Healthcare, housing, basic energy, training, mobility and connectivity : what should people be able to access without immediate payment ?

Structured like a strategic briefing, this book provides essential reference points for understanding post-capitalism, a moneyless economy, AI, inequality, ecological transition and shared assets.