Pub Date : 2024-01-11DOI: 10.1177/08969205231225085
Egor D. Fain, Alisa R. Shishkina
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Pub Date : 2024-01-05DOI: 10.1177/08969205231219209
Matt Vidal
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Pub Date : 2024-01-05DOI: 10.1177/08969205231221444
David Seibt
This article contributes to the debate on the platformization of society by presenting a theoretical framework that describes the influence of strategic action fields (SAFs) on the emergence of platform architectures. It shifts the focus from already successful platforms to contested processes of platformization, understood as the gradual reorganization of fields around the architectures of digital platforms. To assess the influence of fields on platformization processes, the article combines the architectural view of platforms and the theory of SAFs. The resulting framework emphasizes that platform organizations may occupy powerful positions in fields, but they also depend on the contributions of users and complementors to establish these positions in the first place. Therefore, the forms and outcomes of platformization are influenced by the conditions in SAFs, particularly the stage in the field’s temporal trajectory and the field position of platform organizations. By re-examining a growing body of empirical research, the article distinguishes platformization processes in emerging, stable, and transforming fields, and presents scenarios for each case. By theorizing a wide range of platformization processes and outcomes beyond disruption, the article offers a nuanced understanding of the proliferation of digital platforms and the influence of platform organizations in contemporary societies.
本文提出了一个理论框架，描述了战略行动领域（SAFs）对平台架构出现的影响，为有关社会平台化的讨论做出了贡献。它将重点从已经成功的平台转移到有争议的平台化过程，将其理解为围绕数字平台架构的领域逐步重组。为了评估领域对平台化进程的影响，文章结合了平台架构观点和战略框架理论。由此形成的框架强调，平台组织可能在领域中占据强大的地位，但它们也首先依赖于用户和补充者的贡献来确立这些地位。因此，平台化的形式和结果受到 SAF 条件的影响，尤其是领域的时间轨迹阶段和平台组织的领域地位。通过重新审视越来越多的实证研究，文章区分了新兴领域、稳定领域和转型领域的平台化进程，并针对每种情况提出了设想。通过对破坏之外的一系列平台化过程和结果进行理论分析，文章对数字平台的扩散和平台组织在当代社会中的影响提供了细致入微的理解。
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Pub Date : 2023-12-29DOI: 10.1177/08969205231218987
Elisabetta Magnani, Gavin Rae
In this article, we analyse the role that entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship have played in the construction and consolidation of capitalism in Poland. We question the line conventionally drawn between entrepreneurs and the working class, arguing that the vast majority of so-called entrepreneurs in Poland are disguised workers who were rejected from the labour market during the transition to capitalism or forced into self-employment as Poland’s precariat labour market crystallised. We outline a critical historical analysis of the origin of these disguised workers to provide space for a discussion of the specific ‘labour problem’ that Poland has faced during its transition to capitalism. A central argument of our study is that the top-down creation of entrepreneurship is a partial and often contradictory response to this ‘labour problem’. We then illustrate these contradictions, showing how those commonly defined as entrepreneurs have performed relatively poorly in their designated roles of creating employment and innovation, while their living standards and wellbeing have deteriorated. We historically frame how this group of disguised workers in Poland embody the tension between the normative and actual aspects of capitalist development in Poland since 1989.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-29DOI: 10.1177/08969205231221233
J. Lugo-Ocando, Monica Marchesi
Although today media and communication studies across Latin America are closely linked to critical sociology, this was not always the case. In this article, we explore how the interaction between social communication (which includes communication and media studies) and critical sociology, in the Latin American context, evolved over time. In so doing, we examine how, and in which directions, media theory has developed and how it relates profoundly with critical sociology. This piece is an attempt to summarize this process and look at current contributions that propose more inclusive and participatory media. The key argument that it took a long time for Latin America’s media studies to link itself with critical sociology but once that happened, it produced a distinctive school of thought that is counter-hegemonic and directs itself towards the contestation of power and oppression by linking itself with the popular.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-28DOI: 10.1177/08969205231217963
Arnold Windeler, Robert Jungmann
Organizations and societies have changed. Bureaucracy, as modernity’s form of organization, has transformed into a reflexive organization, coordinating the conditions of system reproduction in time–space with increased reflexivity. Simultaneously, modernity with capitalism, industrialization, and rationalization as its institutional dimensions radicalized; reflexive organizations as one of its driving forces and the reflexive organization as the new organization model. Today, reflexive organizations are the most ubiquitous and powerful agents in our societies, separating and integrating activities, practices, and occurrences in new time–space arrangements and sets of social systems together with others, fueling modernity’s dynamism and global scope and letting our societies resemble an engine without a driver, erratically running in directions we cannot foresee. To identify and understand these changes and their impact on our current world, we develop a research framework informed by Anthony Giddens’ structuration theory that upgrades social systems to the core of structuration theory and adds the reflexive mode of organization and a strategic perspective to Giddens’ theory of modernity.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-27DOI: 10.1177/08969205231217306
Jernej A Prodnik, Igor Vobič
Sourcing practices are among the central research topics within the sociology of the media. Empirical studies have analysed what and who are the major journalistic sources, demonstrating that the selections journalists make not only depend on their subjective choices, but are connected to the norms and routines established in the profession. While invaluable, these studies are primarily media-centric and focused on small-scale investigations, meaning they regularly ignore the social totality in which sourcing is inevitably embedded. Such studies hence also pay too little attention to the external actors that provide ‘information subsidies’ to journalists. By employing the framework of the public sphere, we show that news sources should be viewed as a topic of central social relevance that touches on wider power relations within society. Sociological approaches should thus be complemented with other critical traditions, for instance the political economy of communication. The latter approach’s value is revealed in brief sketches that point to the possibilities of achieving deeper understanding of the topic.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-21DOI: 10.1177/08969205231216429
Jozef Callán Robles, Devon Thacker Thomas
Place attachment, the emotional bond between person and place, facilitates well-being and belonging for Mexicans in the United States. However, place attachment research concentrating on Mexican populations has not explored a key site for placemaking—the ethnic enclave. Thus, we draw on 20 interviews with Mexicans in the United States to examine how individuals form close connections to La Cuatro, an ethnic enclave in California. Despite the overall positive nature of their emotional connections within the enclave, our model uncovers paradoxical and recursive outcomes. While place attachment promotes a sense of belonging within La Cuatro, these emotional bonds are deeply tied to broader experiences of social alienation in areas outside the enclave. This alienation stems from three primary factors: (1) legal status or lack thereof, (2) racialization, and (3) pervasive anti-immigrant socio-political ethos. We propose a recursive model of place attachment that considers social context to explain the placemaking processes of marginalized racial and ethnic groups in public social spaces. This model problematizes the experiences of marginalized communities, such as Mexican immigrants and their descendants, and provides a theoretical framework to examine the interplay between place and broader society.
地方依恋是人与地方之间的情感纽带，它促进了美国墨西哥人的幸福感和归属感。然而，以墨西哥人为研究对象的场所依恋研究并没有探讨场所营造的一个关键场所--民族飞地。因此，我们利用对美国墨西哥人进行的 20 次访谈，研究个人如何与加利福尼亚州的一个民族飞地 La Cuatro 建立密切联系。尽管他们在飞地内的情感联系总体上是积极的，但我们的模型发现了矛盾和递归的结果。虽然对地方的依恋促进了对 La Cuatro 的归属感，但这些情感纽带却与飞地以外地区更广泛的社会疏离体验紧密相连。这种疏离感主要源于三个因素：(1)合法身份或无合法身份，(2)种族化，(3)普遍存在的反移民社会政治风气。我们提出了一个场所依恋的递归模型，该模型考虑了社会背景，以解释边缘化种族和民族群体在公共社会空间的场所营造过程。该模型将墨西哥移民及其后裔等边缘化群体的经历问题化，并为研究场所与更广泛的社会之间的相互作用提供了一个理论框架。
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Pub Date : 2023-12-21DOI: 10.1177/08969205231216418
Olivia Maury
The literature on digital labor platforms requires a focus beyond techno-utopianism, foregrounding the role of living labor that materially sustains the fantasies of convenience ingrained in platform capitalism. The gig workers embodying living labor exhausted by location-dependent platform work are mainly migrants. Yet, greater understanding of the complexity of difference production and the gigification of work is needed. The article is prompted by the desire to understand the relationship between entrepreneurialized workers and heterogeneously produced differences within the labor power composition of gig workers active on location-based labor platforms. Drawing on ethnographic data produced together with migrant workers engaged in food delivery and cleaning gigs via labor platforms in Helsinki, the article first analyzes the organizing logic of gig work mediated via platforms through the notion of transversal entrepreneurial tendency, and second, the entwined forms of social, legal, and algorithmic difference produced among gig workers. The article argues that differentiation in labor power composition is dynamically related to the interactions required and facilitated by the platforms. The article contributes to discussions on entrepreneurialization in the contemporary world of work and the specific ways in which the social, legal, and algorithmic production of difference shape the constitutive hierarchies of platform labor.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-11DOI: 10.1177/08969205231200950
Simon Grima
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