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Machtkritische Perspektiven auf digitale Emanzipationsgewinne

Machtkritische Perspektiven auf digitale Emanzipationsgewinne

In the Global Media Journal, Katharina Mosene and Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann look at the norms that could make the distribution of digital power more equitable.
 
You can download the article here (PDF, in German)
 

Abstract
The internet has long ceased to be a utopian counter-draft to the inherited communication structures of the past. The internet and digitality manifest and reinforce inherited power structures. Even worse: social gains in emancipation and justice have become precarious through digitalisation, algorithmisation, platformisation and value extraction from self-created private markets in data capitalism. But there is hope: we show where and how norms should be formulated in a networked world that make the distribution of rights and duties in digital constellations more just and justifiable.
 

Mosene, Katharina; Kettemann, Matthias (2021): Noch einmal kurz die Welt retten: Machtkritische Perspektiven auf digitale Emanzipationsgewinne [Saving the World One More Time: Power Critical Perspectives on Digital Emancipation Gains]. In: Global Media Journal – German Edition, 11(2), DOI: https://doi.org/10.22032/dbt.51031.

Machtkritische Perspektiven auf digitale Emanzipationsgewinne

In the Global Media Journal, Katharina Mosene and Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann look at the norms that could make the distribution of digital power more equitable.
 
You can download the article here (PDF, in German)
 

Abstract
The internet has long ceased to be a utopian counter-draft to the inherited communication structures of the past. The internet and digitality manifest and reinforce inherited power structures. Even worse: social gains in emancipation and justice have become precarious through digitalisation, algorithmisation, platformisation and value extraction from self-created private markets in data capitalism. But there is hope: we show where and how norms should be formulated in a networked world that make the distribution of rights and duties in digital constellations more just and justifiable.
 

Mosene, Katharina; Kettemann, Matthias (2021): Noch einmal kurz die Welt retten: Machtkritische Perspektiven auf digitale Emanzipationsgewinne [Saving the World One More Time: Power Critical Perspectives on Digital Emancipation Gains]. In: Global Media Journal – German Edition, 11(2), DOI: https://doi.org/10.22032/dbt.51031.

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