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K. Muglach,S. K. Solanki,W. C. Livingston made by official . concepts that the autonomy of the employees would increase, the authors see in the current implementation projects a tendency toward greater standardization and control of work. This is in continuity with concepts of lean production, but neglects the participation-oriented elemen

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R. Kallenbach,T. Encrenaz,F. Robertontemporary organizational thinking. By tracing these concepts back to cybernetics, particularly the thought of Stafford Beer and Kurt Lewin, the aim is to understand the cybernetic roots of current forms of (post-)industrial governmentality and analyze these foundations critically. As the authors s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5252-5of emancipation from and emancipation within work and its relationship to technology. The chapter combines this critical tradition together with a social-constructivist framework of technology and analyzes how certain visions of emancipation and technology are enacted in different activist practices

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B. Schmitt,E. Quirico,F. Trotta,W. M. Grundyprototyping (the ‘makeathon’), the paper illustrates how emancipatory demands were co-opted in capitalist innovation processes. Makeathons represent the recuperation of emancipation as they provide testing fields for organizing innovation labor differently. They are connected to the maker culture th

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