Unplugging the City cutaneous sociomaterial relations and power-political processes

sociomaterial relations and power-political processes the dynamics of changing organizations is brought to the fore and the implication for reshaping change examined

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Unplugging the City cutaneous sociomaterial relations and power-political processesModernity has entrusted technology with such power that it is treated as an autonomous entity, with its own manners and morals. Technological disruptions are also socially disruptive: technological failures reveal both the constituents of the technology itself and the social fabric woven by this technology. Cities are the quintessential technological arrangement, not only materially but also as a conceptual framework: the ubiquity of technology makes