Christian Fuchs
4 books
About the Author
Christian Fuchs is a distinguished scholar and critical theorist whose work explores the intersections of communication, digital technology, and capitalism. With a focus on how media shapes social relations and power dynamics in the digital age, Fuchs critiques the commodification of information and labor under neoliberal structures. His interdisciplinary approach draws from Marxist theory, sociology, and media studies to illuminate the tensions between technological progress and social inequality. As a prolific author and academic, Fuchs advocates for alternative models of digital communication that prioritize emancipation and collective action over profit-driven exploitation. His insightful analyses continue to influence debates on the political economy of the internet and the role of big data in contemporary society.
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analytical
critical
interdisciplinary
Books by Christian Fuchs
