Vol. 17 No. 2 (2020): Digital capitalism | Teknokultura. Journal of Digital Culture and Social Movements

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Teknokultura Vol. 17 Núm. 2 (2020): Capitalismo digital

Vol. 17 No. 2 (2020): Digital capitalism

Published: 2020-09-09

July-December 2020. Aitor Jiménez and César Rendueles (coords.)

Editorial

Digital capitalism: social fragility, exploitation and technological solutionism

Aitor Jiménez González, César Rendueles Menéndez de Llano

95-101
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Karpeta

There’s no alternative to socialism: class struggle and its limits under digital capitalism

Ekaitz Cancela Rodríguez

103-112
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Machinery, computers and overcoming capital: a critical approach to cyber-communism

Jesús Rodríguez Rojo

113-120
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Field, connection, and inequality. Towards a political economy of practices in the digital capitalism era

Mikel Barba del Horno

121-130
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Exploitation mechanisms in digital capitalism. Network surplus modes

Rafael Rodríguez Prieto

131-140
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Value, money and crypto-currency. Connections between money within 'Das Kapital's' labor-value theory, bitcoin and the decentralization of the economy

Cristopher Morales Bonilla

141-148
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Analyses of the evolution of the themes 'net neutrality’ and 'data protection' at the Internet Governance Forum: from 2013 until 2018

Jaqueline Trevisan Pigatto

149-158
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Digital philantrocapitalism in education: Covid-19, UNESCO, Google, Facebook and Microsoft

Geo Saura

159-168
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Digital primitivism. Tinder and the neoliberal cosmology on finding romantic love

Núria Gómez Gabriel

169-177
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Speaking with black boxes; about the rising of conversational interfaces

Raúl Tabarés Gutiérrez

178-186
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Dis/Regarding...

My experience as a Deliveroo rider and the attempt to articulate our struggle from the UGT union structure

Felipe Diez Prat, Rubén Ranz Martín

187-193
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Technopolitics, recent global social movements, and the Internet. A decade of citizen protests

Salomé Sola-Morales, Jesús Sabariego Gómez

194-203
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Questioning the right to privacy and data protection in light of biometric surveillance

Maria Fernanda Battaglin Loureiro, João Víctor Vieira Carneiro

204-213
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Sounds and silences in the digital city: technological practices and sonic spaces

María J. Miranda Suárez, Marta I. González García

214-223
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Literature Reviews

Searching for sustainability in the digital agriculture debate: an alternative approach for a systemic transition

Roy William Cobby

224-238
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Gender and digital technologies: which factors keep women away from programming and IT services?

Guillermina Yansen

239-249
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Reviews