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INC Theory on Demand #48 The Politics of Platformization: Amsterdam Dialogues on Platform Theory Interviews by Gianmarco Cristofari — Illustrations by Carlotta Artioli What is platformization and why is it a relevant category in the contemporary political landscape? How is it related to cybernetics and the history of computation? This book tries to answer such questions by engaging in multidisciplinary dialogues about the first ten years of the emerging fields of platform studies and platform theory. It deploys a narrative and playful approach that makes use of anecdotes, personal histories, etymologies, and futurable speculations to investigate both the fragmented genealogy that led to platformization and the organizational and economic trends that guide nowadays platform sociotechnical imaginaries. The dialogues cover fields such as media studies, software studies, internet governance, network theory, urban studies, social movement studies, political economy, management, and platform regulation. The interviews are set up to develop a network of internal cross-references that highlight the multi-layered connections from which platform power emerges. In conversation with: Davide Beraldo and Giovanni Rossetti; Balázs Bodó; Letizia Chiappini; Niels van Doorn; Anne Helmond; Joris van Hoboken; Paddy Leerssen; Geert Lovink; Stefania Milan; Niels ten Oever; Thomas Poell; Martijn de Waal. Copy editors: Tripta Chandola, Damian Borovsky, and Benedetta Rossi. Illustrations: Carlotta Artioli Cover design: Katja van Stiphout Design and EPUB development: Tommaso Campagna Printing and binding: GPS Internationale Handels Holding GMBH Published by the Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam 2023. ISBN print: 9789492302984 ISBN EPUB: 9789492302991 Contact Institute of Network Cultures Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA) Email: i...@networkcultures.org <mailto:i...@networkcultures.org> Web: www.networkcultures.org <http://www.networkcultures.org/>
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