Titlebook: Digitalization in Industry; Between Domination a Uli Meyer,Simon Schaupp,David Seibt Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5252-5l technologies to construct imaginations of better futures. The authors argue that STS should turn its attention more toward such “concrete utopias” to make constructive and possible emancipatory alternatives to the status quo more visible and to help shape societal dialogues on the future.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68853-2s care professionals to care increasingly for machines, and expects people in need of care to care more for themselves. Yet, despite the discriminatory potentials inscribed into welfare technology, care workers and the elderly often manage to repair the situation through practices of invisible work and creative misuse.

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From Lean Production to Industrie 4.0: More Autonomy for Employees?ee relevant fields (digital assistance systems, data-based process management, modular assembly). The conclusions of this chapter also discuss the extent to which the concept of individual autonomy is suitable for the assessment of . concepts, given the high levels of interdependence already achieved in production processes.

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“Designing Freedom”: On (Post)Industrial Governmentality and Its Cybernetic Fundamentsd management thinking and, relatedly, the forms of governmentality implied and induced by them. Eventually, the aim is to highlight that current forms of neocybernetic regulation tend less to a reduction of domination than to its transformation into what the authors term, along with Günther Anders, . domination.

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Concrete Utopias of Digitalization Compared: The Case of the Post-Work and the Maker Movementsl technologies to construct imaginations of better futures. The authors argue that STS should turn its attention more toward such “concrete utopias” to make constructive and possible emancipatory alternatives to the status quo more visible and to help shape societal dialogues on the future.

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Governing the Elderly Body: Technocare Policy and Industrial Promises of Freedoms care professionals to care increasingly for machines, and expects people in need of care to care more for themselves. Yet, despite the discriminatory potentials inscribed into welfare technology, care workers and the elderly often manage to repair the situation through practices of invisible work and creative misuse.

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ts.Brings together varied perspectives on organization, workThis 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

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Digital Platforms: Producing and Infrastructuring Users in the Age of Airbnbnot merely intermediaries, but they configure, produce and infrastructure their users. This helps to problematize the domination/emancipation dichotomy through which platforms are often interpreted, showing an apparently contradictory dynamic: Platform-organizations produce and depend on the very subjects they dominate.