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... of algorithmic management in platform work, considering the limitations of this approach. It considers the ways in which data is, and can be, used in platform work, drawing attention to the limits. While algorithmic management and the collection of data serve a role for capital in platform work...

... and mobile capital, pitted against workers not just in Lagos but around the world. This article adopts James Scott’s notion of everyday resistance in exposing some of the hidden practices of platform drivers in Lagos. It finds that sabotaging and falsely complying through manipulating algorithms and gaming...

...Fábio Luís Ferreira Nóbrega Franco Across the globe, algorithmic technologies have undeniably altered the way labor relations are governed. The purpose of this article is to investigate a particular manifestation of that phenomenon: how, in Brazil, platform capitalism consists in a hybrid...

... how the latter has become the main instrument for capturing value, which is now directly extracted from the social body through the intangible capital of the algorithm that gathers information on users, drastically reduc- ing transaction costs. In this sense, theorists of cognitive capitalism see...

... response to platform capitalism and the larger questions of the meaning and nature of work. Kuriakose and Iyer Digital Workers, Urban Vectors, and New Economies 761 References Amorim, Henrique, and Felipe Moda. 2020. Work by App: Algorithmic Management and Working Conditions of Uber Drivers in Brazil...

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...- tion in this shift and critically interrogate claims that the social appropriation of datasets, algorithms, and machine learning models through processes of reverse engineering provides a potential means of wresting the future away from capital. Indeed, such eŠorts are just as likely to be absorbed...

... and capital, steered somewhat by the interventions of the state and very powerful capitalist actors. In the dreams of cybernetic socialists, it seems, one would encounter a similar state of a’airs, but with much greater equality, an automatic system acting, via algorithm, behind the back of its subjects...

... by a process of centralization of the means of production and calculation (machinery and algorithms) as well as by the appropriation of a new raw material: the social data produced by individuals. To paraphrase the first sentence of Volume I of Marx s Capital ([1875] 1991), the wealth of societies in which...

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.... The Internet is now a pervasive infrastructural feature of global capitalism and its state accomplices, and the deliberate temporary stoppage of Internet functioning by state actors, a so‐called Internet “shutdown” or “kill switch,” illustrates the primary purpose of this infrastructure is to defend state...

...Brian Dolber This article explores how Rideshare Drivers United (RDU), a fledgling union of app‐based drivers in California, works in dialectical relationship to processes of surveillance capitalism. First, the article gives a brief history of RDU's organizing strategy in the lead‐up to two strikes...

..., and the Circulation of Workers Struggles. tripleC: Communication, Capitalism and Critique 18: 132 45. Fernández, Aina, and Maria Soliña Barreiro. 2020. The Algorithms Is Not My Boss Any- more: Technological Appropriation and (New) Media Strategies in Riders x Derechos and Mensakas. Contracampo: Brazilian Journal...

... with regard to living labor, beyond the fact of constituting a primary good on which their wealth is based. In other words, in digital capitalism, the ownership of the physical means of production is less and less central when compared to the control of some immaterial goods such as algorithms, big data...

... currency derives its value relationally, that is, in relation to other currencies, and how the financial manipulation of such value through computer trading techniques contributes to the variable geographies of contemporary capitalism. Overall, the article presents currency as a frame for rethinking...

... finds that workers in platform capitalism have the capacity to generate new forms of collective self-organisation adequate to their recomposed technical and social composition. These forms are not limited to the level of the city or nation, but also exist on the global scale of platforms themselves. A G...

... possibility of a subject, much less one unhooked from an algorithmic mimesis with capital. Yet we hesitate to abolish in our argument the forms and terms that historical contin- gency may yet require. No abolition without realization. Gilligan and Vishmidt • “The Property...