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Florian Butollo is a Research Fellow for Globalisation, Work, and Production at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society, Berlin. Sabine Nuss is managing director of the Karl Dietz Verlag. As a political scientist, she has published books on Karl Marx's analysis of capitalism, economic crises in capitalism, digitalisation and automation.
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Introduction - Florian Butollo and Sabine Nuss 1. Automation: Is It Really Different This Time? - Judy Wajcman Part I: Productive Force between Revolution and Continuity 2. 'Voracious Appetite for Surplus Labour' - Elena Louisa Lange 3. Industrial Revolution and Mechnisation in Marx - Dorothea Schmidt 4. A Long History of the 'Factory Without People' - Karsten Uhl 5. The Journey of the 'Automation and Qualification' Project - Frigga Haug 6. 'Forward! And Let's Remember' - Christian Meyer Part II: Robots in the Factory - Vision and Reality 7. High Tech, Low Growth: Robots and the Future of Work - Kim Moody 8. Productive Power in Concrete Terms - Sabine Pfeiffer 9. Drones, Robots, Synthetic Foods - Franza Drechsel and Kristina Dietz Part III: Digital Work and Networked Production 10. Networked Technology and Production Networks - Florian Butollo 11. Computerisation: Software and the Democratisation of Work as Productive Power - Nadine Müller 12. Designing Work for Agility and Affect's Measure - Phoebe V. Moore Park IV: Platform Capitalism under Scrutiny 13. Old Power in Digital Garb? - Christine Gerber 14. The Machine System of the Twenty-first Century? - Felix Gnisa 15. Digital Labour and Prosumption under Capitalism - Sebastian Sevignani 16. Artificial Intelligence as the Latest Machine of Digital Capitalism - For Now - Timo Daum 17. Forces and Relations of Control - Georg Jochum and Simon Schaupp Notes on Contributors Notes Index
Introduction - Florian Butollo and Sabine Nuss 1. Automation: Is It Really Different This Time? - Judy Wajcman Part I: Productive Force between Revolution and Continuity 2. 'Voracious Appetite for Surplus Labour' - Elena Louisa Lange 3. Industrial Revolution and Mechnisation in Marx - Dorothea Schmidt 4. A Long History of the 'Factory Without People' - Karsten Uhl 5. The Journey of the 'Automation and Qualification' Project - Frigga Haug 6. 'Forward! And Let's Remember' - Christian Meyer Part II: Robots in the Factory - Vision and Reality 7. High Tech, Low Growth: Robots and the Future of Work - Kim Moody 8. Productive Power in Concrete Terms - Sabine Pfeiffer 9. Drones, Robots, Synthetic Foods - Franza Drechsel and Kristina Dietz Part III: Digital Work and Networked Production 10. Networked Technology and Production Networks - Florian Butollo 11. Computerisation: Software and the Democratisation of Work as Productive Power - Nadine Müller 12. Designing Work for Agility and Affect's Measure - Phoebe V. Moore Park IV: Platform Capitalism under Scrutiny 13. Old Power in Digital Garb? - Christine Gerber 14. The Machine System of the Twenty-first Century? - Felix Gnisa 15. Digital Labour and Prosumption under Capitalism - Sebastian Sevignani 16. Artificial Intelligence as the Latest Machine of Digital Capitalism - For Now - Timo Daum 17. Forces and Relations of Control - Georg Jochum and Simon Schaupp Notes on Contributors Notes Index
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