Publication Date:
2015
Short description:
(2015). Capitalismo digitale e azione collettiva [journal article - articolo]. In QUADERNI DI RASSEGNA SINDACALE. LAVORI. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/118072
abstract:
The emergence of an economy based on the production and the diffusion of knowledge is one of the main features of contemporary societies, according to many scholars. This contribution focuses on the relationship between society and enterprises within the «k- nowledge economy» and its main ambivalences and tensions: market – cooperation, participation in the decisional processes and verticalization of power, autonomization of labour and neotaylorism. Also, it addresses the main features of knowledge workers’ protests that took place in Italy in recent years. Indeed, workers are the key element of the current knowledge economy – the connection between traditionally knowledge-in- tensive economic fields and other sectors.
The analysis of the relationship between society and enterprise in contemporary know- ledge economy by means of the analysis of the «knowledge workers» – and, more speci- fically, of university and art workers – shows that the claims, the self-narrative, and the frames indeed involve a specific analysis of the role of knowledge in the dynamics of pro- duction of contemporary society. In other words, they are at the cross-road of the main ambivalences and tensions of the contemporary model of production.
The analysis of the relationship between society and enterprise in contemporary know- ledge economy by means of the analysis of the «knowledge workers» – and, more speci- fically, of university and art workers – shows that the claims, the self-narrative, and the frames indeed involve a specific analysis of the role of knowledge in the dynamics of pro- duction of contemporary society. In other words, they are at the cross-road of the main ambivalences and tensions of the contemporary model of production.
Iris type:
1.1.01 Articoli/Saggi in rivista - Journal Articles/Essays
List of contributors:
Caruso, Loris; Giorgi, Alberta
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