Capitalism's recent crisis revealed how it still generates collapse, reviving the search for a better future. This book argues for an alternative set of values, some suggested by computing practices. Neither hyping computing nor attempting to sterilely designing a Utopia, it outlines a set of values for the future.
Capitalism's recent crisis revealed how it still generates collapse, reviving the search for a better future. This book argues for an alternative set of values, some suggested by computing practices. Neither hyping computing nor attempting to sterilely designing a Utopia, it outlines a set of values for the future.
David Hakken is Professor of Social Informatics, School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University-Bloomington, and Fellow at the University of Trento. Barbara Andrews is a writer and an independent researcher on arts, education, and technology. Maurizio Teli is a Research Fellow in the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Trento.
Inhaltsangabe
1. An Introduction to Our Thinking About a Future Beyond Capital 2. Theoretical Orientations 3. Good and Problematic Views of the Computing and Social Change Nexus 4. Computing/Social Change Relationships Today 5. An Ethnological Theory of Values Encompassing Value 6. Theory Applied: Selecting and Fostering New Values and Valuation Practices 7. New Institutions to Support New Values 8. Supporting New Value and Institution Complexes with Measures 9. Conclusion
1. An Introduction to Our Thinking About a Future Beyond Capital 2. Theoretical Orientations 3. Good and Problematic Views of the Computing and Social Change Nexus 4. Computing/Social Change Relationships Today 5. An Ethnological Theory of Values Encompassing Value 6. Theory Applied: Selecting and Fostering New Values and Valuation Practices 7. New Institutions to Support New Values 8. Supporting New Value and Institution Complexes with Measures 9. Conclusion
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