Robotization of Work?: Answers from Popular Culture, Media and Social Sciences
by Barbara Czarniawska, Bernward Joerges
This edited volume delves into the robotization of work, drawing answers from popular culture, media, and social sciences. Barbara Czarniawska and Bernward Joerges compile diverse perspectives on how automation influences labor, society, and cultural narratives. It provides interdisciplinary insights into technology's evolving role in the workplace.
About This Book
This book examines the robotization of work through lenses provided by popular culture, media, and social sciences. It brings together analyses that reflect on how automation and robotics are portrayed and understood in various societal contexts.
Edited by Barbara Czarniawska and Bernward Joerges, the volume compiles contributions that draw from interdisciplinary insights to discuss the implications of technological advancements on employment and daily life.
Readers will find explorations of cultural narratives and media representations that shape public perceptions of robotic integration into the workforce.
The work highlights the role of social sciences in interpreting these transformations, offering a balanced view of opportunities and challenges posed by robotization.
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