论文信息 - Disempowerment and Resistance in the Print Industry? Reactions to Surveillance-Capable Technology

Disempowerment and Resistance in the Print Industry? Reactions to Surveillance-Capable Technology

This article offers a critique of recent characterisations of the effects of electronic technologies in the workplace. It presents detailed case study evidence that calls into question a number of common theoretical assumptions about the character of surveillance at work and the responses of employees to it.

David Mason | Wes Sharrock | Graham Button

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