Digitalization in Industry: Between Domination and Emancipation

Chapter 1: Towards an Analytical Understanding of Domination and Emancipation in Digitalized IndustriesPart I. Emancipation and Domination int he WorkplaceChapter 2: Democratic Labor in Digitalizing Industries: Emancipatory Potentials in Discourses on Technology and New Forms of Work?Chapter 3: From Lean Production to Industrie 4.0: More Autonomy for Employees?Chapter 4: "Designing Freedom": On (post-)Industrial Governmentality and its Cybernetic FundamentsChapter 5: It's All in the Game: Emancipation in Digitalized Working EnvironmentsPart II: Promises of Emancipation Through Digital FabricationChapter 6: Concrete Utopias of Digitalization Compared: The Case of the Post-Work and the Maker MovementsChapter 7: Governing Labor in the Making? On the Relationship between Autonomy and Control in Innovation ProcessesChapter 8: Unpacking Reshoring: The GE GeoSpring CasePart III: Emancipating, Configuring, and Infrastructuring UsersChapter 9: Digital Platforms: Producing Users in the Age of AirBnBChapter 10: Governing the Old Body: Technocare Policy and Industrial Promises of FreedomChapter 11: The Digitalization of Musical Instruments and Musical Practice