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Artificial Intelligence is a seemingly neutral technology, but it is increasingly used to manage workforces and make decisions to hire and fire employees. Its proliferation in the workplace gives the impression of a fairer, more efficient system of management. A machine can't discriminate, after all. Augmented Exploitation explores the reality of the impact of AI on workers' lives. While the consensus is that AI is a completely new way of mana...

The Quantified Self in Precarity brings a fresh perspective on how technology and the use of technology for management and self-management changes the `quantified¿, precarious workplace today.

In the era of the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution, we increasingly work with machines in both cognitive and manual workplaces. This collection provides a series of accounts of workers’ local experiences that reflect the ubiquity of work’s digitalisation. Precarious gig economy workers ride bikes and drive taxis in China and Britain, domestic workers’ timekeeping and movements are documented, call centre workers in India experience invas...

The Quantified Self in Precarity brings a fresh perspective on how technology and the use of technology for management and self-management changes the `quantified¿, precarious workplace today.

In the era of the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution, we increasingly work with machines in both cognitive and manual workplaces. This collection provides a series of accounts of workers’ local experiences that reflect the ubiquity of work’s digitalisation. Precarious gig economy workers ride bikes and drive taxis in China and Britain, domestic workers’ timekeeping and movements are documented, call centre workers in India experience invas...

How has South Korea's development influenced and been influenced by world events? Phoebe Moore covers the story of South Korean development. She looks at the relationship between socio-economic change, passive revolution and its impact on the popular hegemony thesis.

Reveals how accelerated development has matched global economic relations but has not resulted in hegemony at the national level using the case of South Korea. This book shows that revolution is not always emancipatory, but can become a passive, elite, reformist display of elite practice that is becoming increasingly transnational in character.