Robotization of Work?: Answers from Popular Culture, Media and Social Sciences
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Robotization of Work?: Answers from Popular Culture, Media and Social Sciences

by Barbara Czarniawska, Bernward Joerges

Technology Social Sciences
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Robotization of Work? considers the changing relationship between technology and employment through the lenses of popular culture, media, and the social sciences. Barbara Czarniawska and Bernward Joerges offer an interdisciplinary exploration of how robotization is imagined, discussed, and connected to broader questions about work and society.

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Robotization of Work? examines the question of how work is shaped and understood in an age of increasing automation.

Barbara Czarniawska and Bernward Joerges bring together perspectives from popular culture, media, and the social sciences.

The book focuses on the ways these fields contribute to discussions about technology, labor, and changing forms of work.

It offers an interdisciplinary approach to considering what robotization may mean for society and working life.

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