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El. knyga: Digitalization in Industry: Between Domination and Emancipation

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  • Išleidimo metai: 14-Nov-2019
  • Leidėjas: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783030282585
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  • Leidėjas: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
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  • ISBN-13: 9783030282585
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This book traces how the current wave of industrial digitalization relates to processes of domination and emancipation. It aims to counter techno-deterministic narratives that would connect a perceived new ‘industrial revolution’ with clear-cut societal consequences. In order to do this, the volume intervenes into three ongoing discussions which pertain to  emancipation and domination in the workplace, promises of emancipation through digital fabrication, and the idea of emancipating, configuring, and infrastructuring the users of industrial products. Within this framework it addresses topics including democratic participation, management thinking, gamification, the maker movement, reshoring, digital platforms, and the automation of healthcare.
1 Toward an Analytical Understanding of Domination and Emancipation in Digitalizing Industries
1(28)
David Seibt
Simon Schaupp
Uli Meyer
Part I Emancipation and Domination in the Workplace
2 Labor Democracy in Digitalizing Industries: Emancipating or "Sandboxing" Participation in Discourses on Technology and New Forms of Work?
29(32)
Yannick Kalff
3 From Lean Production to Industrie 4.0: More Autonomy for Employees?
61(20)
Florian Butollo
Ulrich Jurgens
Martin Krzywdzinski
4 "Designing Freedom": On (Post)Industrial Governmentality and Its Cybernetic Fundaments
81(30)
Felix Maschewski
Anna-Verena Nosthoff
5 It's All in the Game: Emancipation in Digitalized Working Environments
111(24)
Janosch Schobin
Philipp Staab
Part II Promises of Emancipation Through Digital Fabrication
6 Concrete Utopias of Digitalization Compared: The Case of the Post-Work and the Maker Movements
135(18)
Philipp Frey
Christoph Schneider
7 Controlling Labor in Makeathons: On the Recuperation of Emancipation in Industrial Labor Processes
153(26)
Klara-Aylin Wenten
8 Unpacking Reshoring: The GE GeoSpring Case
179(28)
Ginger Coons
Part III Emancipating, Configuring, and Infrastructuring Users
9 Digital Platforms: Producing and Infrastructuring Users in the Age of Airbnb
207(26)
Attila Bruni
Fabio M. Esposito
10 Governing the Elderly Body: Technocare Policy and Industrial Promises of Freedom
233(28)
Gunhild Tøndel
David Seibt
11 The Digitalization of Musical Instruments and Musical Practice
261(24)
Andreas Mollenkamp
Index 285
Simon J. Schaupp is a PhD candidate and assistant at the chair for social structure analysis of the University of Basel, Switzerland. He published on the techno-politics of algorithmic management and cybernetization.





David Seibt is a PhD candidate at the Munich Center for Technology in Society at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. He works on the connection of digital fabrication, industrial organization, and the industrial configuration of users.





Uli Meyer is head of the Post-Doc Lab Reorganizing Industries at the Munich Center for Technology in Society, Technical University of Munich, Germany. He is acting professor for the Sociology of Digital Work at the Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany. His research focuses on the reorganization of contemporary industries in the wake of the most recent wave of digitalization.
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