I’ll Make You an Offer You Can’t Refuse

Livant, Bill

doi:10.1057/9780230583818_5

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“…Oder als Zwang: Die Folgen einer Ablehnung des Angebots sind potenziell so desaströs, dass es besser ist, das Angebot anzunehmen. Die faszinierende Ambivalenz des Bonmots besteht in der Gleichzeitigkeit von Zwang und Freiwilligkeit (Livant, 2008).…”

Section: Personendaten Als »Missing Commodity« Bei Earlybirdunclassified

Momente der Datafizierung

Unternährer

2024

Digitale Soziologie

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In der digitalen Ökonomie gelten Daten als »das neue Öl«. Gerade »personal data« ist aber nicht einfach da, sondern muss produziert werden. Markus Unternährer analysiert, wie aus datengenerierenden Beziehungen beziehungsgenerierende Daten werden. Anhand einer Unternehmensethnografie und einer Untersuchung von algorithmischen Empfehlungssystemen legt er die verschiedenen Momente der Datafizierung offen, in denen an sich banale, digitale Verhaltensweisen zu einer wertvollen Ressource umgearbeitet werden - und zeigt, dass Datafizierung zwischen den Wertregimes von Gabe und Ware changiert.

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Section: Personendaten Als »Missing Commodity« Bei Earlybirdunclassified

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Unternährer

2024

Digitale Soziologie

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“…Really existing market relations are asymmetrical (Livant 1998): movements of people with disabilities, like labor unions, are attempts by those who occupy weaker positions in the market to achieve greater balance. The formal mechanisms of the market and the invocation of equal rights are important as levellers, but they are incomplete: the market is only fine if one has money and the ability to rule one's own affairs; rights are fundamentally important, but only if they can be enforced (prevention of discrimination) and implemented (empowerment).…”

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The dialectics of health and social care: toward a conceptual framework

Browne

2010

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The difficulty in conceptualizing health and social care resides in its complex and dialectical character: its constitutive social relations are not reducible to a single logic or type of actor; it is both a descriptive and a normative idea, a tool of classification and evaluation, a means of analysis and a weapon of critique. It is both theoretical and practical, a scientific construct and an ethical stance, rooted both in academic disciplines and the manifold practices of health and social care. This article draws out the radical core of the concept of care as a dialogical form of labor that transcends mere instrumental or strategic action; it then explores the contradictions of this praxis in the context of the social division of care in late capitalism. The concept of careHealth and social care have become a massive set of service, financial, and manufacturing industries shared between the public, private, not-for-profit, and informal sectors. The manufacturing side of health and social care (construction, pharmaceutical products, surgical, diagnostic, and other equipment) is dominated by flourishing capitalist firms selling to the huge, welcoming markets constituted, regulated, or subsidized by states. The financial landscape of health and social care is peopled by a mix of public bodies, private, cooperative, and mutual assurers, as well as individuals paying out of pocket. Health and social care "services" are parceled out in various ways, depending on the country, between public agencies, private firms, cooperatives, charitable and non-profit associations, families, neighbors, and friends.

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I’ll Make You an Offer You Can’t Refuse

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The dialectics of health and social care: toward a conceptual framework

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