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DOES TECHNOLOGY DEPRIVE US OF WORK? TECHNOLOGY-RELATED UNEMPLOYMENT IN AN ACTOR-NETWORK THEORY

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Afeltowicz L.
Studia Socjologiczne
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2007
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issue 1(184)
107-126
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The impact of technological innovations on employment is widely discussed. Debates related to the question of the so-called technology-related unemployment have lasted since the beginning of the 19th century, however, many of its aspects escape economic reflection. Drawing on the Actor-Network theory, the author will point to the processes linked to technology-related unemployment which remain beyond the reach of economics. Starting with the particular conceptions of modernity present in the Actor-Network theory, the author will prove that it is not only technology (as the economic conception of technology-related unemployment implies) but rather a coincidence of social and technological factors that leads to marginalization of people in production and services networks.
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