Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research launches its dossier no. 46, seeking to understand technological transformations and their social consequences for class struggle.
Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research dossier no. 46, Big Tech and the Current Challenges Facing the Class,constructs
a collective analysis about the role of digital technologies and
businesses in the context of contemporary capitalism, in which there is a
permanent concern about the use of data for repression, control, and
surveillance.
Given
that the largest corporations today are in the field of information
technology, this debate is essential to understanding our current
reality. The dossieranalyses the transformations of
contemporary capitalism and their implications for people’s struggles,
digging deeper than discussions about digital security or competing
narratives on social media and reflecting upon different perspectives
with the aim of building a common understanding on this issue. With this
in mind, the dossier explores the transformations in the world of work
as well as natural resources, the connection of large corporations to
the state (especially in the Global North), the dispute over technology
in global politics, and the primary challenges facing the working class
in this context.
Read Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research’s new dossier: Big Tech and the Current Challenges Facing the Class Struggle.
Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research
is an international, movement-driven institution that carries out
empirically based research guided by political movements. We seek to
bridge gaps in our knowledge about the political economy as well as
social hierarchy that will facilitate the work of our political
movements and engage in the ‘battle of ideas’ to fight against bourgeois
ideology, which has swept through intellectual institutions from the
academy to the media.
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