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From Power Looms to Platforms examines the evolution of thinking surrounding technological change in the labour process tradition. Niall Cullinane combines historical review with a contemporary appreciation of technological change in modern labour processes to evaluate key moments of theoretical development and empirical understanding.


Chapters assess the key thematic areas of interest that technology presents from a labour process perspective. They explore technological determinism, labour control, the consequences for skill, the response of labour unions and the alternative technological designs that can support worker interests. By embedding the analysis in an awareness of how capitalist political economy shapes the labour process, Cullinane facilitates critique of the assumptions behind the Future of Work discourse that prevail under the so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’.


Scholars of business, management, employment relations, innovation and technology will greatly benefit from this consolidation of key intellectual discussions on technological change within the labour process tradition. It is also an excellent entry point for students in providing an understanding of how technology has been interpreted in the labour process tradition.



From Power Looms to Platforms examines the intellectual evolution of thinking surrounding technological change in the labour process tradition. Niall Cullinane combines historical review with a contemporary appreciation of technological change to evaluate key moments of development.

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Niall Cullinane demonstrates encyclopedic knowledge of labor process transformation in successive technological revolutions. From Power Looms to Platforms is a compelling intellectual history and a good companion in the pursuit of human freedom, economic sustainability and democratic governance. -- Jenny Chan, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong This compelling historical analysis of the interplay between work and technology delivers prescient, nuanced insights into the evolving relationship between the labour process and new technology. Niall Cullinane illuminates critical debates that shape both contemporary scholarship and future challenges in the world of work. -- Debra Howcroft, University of Manchester, UK Current coverage of technological change tends to emphasise the disruptive and revolutionary character of digital tools and artificial intelligence. Technological breakthroughs, however, are not new to capitalist development but a constant, as Niall Cullinane shows. A book that contextualises current developments by reviewing academic debates about the relationship between technological change and the labour process is therefore a valuable resource. It provides a much-needed, concise overview of Labour Process Theorys treatment of technology and offers lucid discussions of tensions and debates of ongoing relevance. -- Florian Butollo, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany

Contents
1 Introduction: technology, labour process theory and the
books approach
2 Foundations of the labour process: history, technology and
transformation
3 Determinism, neutrality and the politics of technology
4 Embedded authority? Technology, labour and the dynamics of
control
5 Technological change and the contested terrain of skill
6 The long bargain over technology
7 Alternative technologies and real utopias
8 Technologies and the future of work
References
Niall Cullinane, Professor of Employment Relations, Queen's University of Belfast, UK