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Was bedeuten virtuelle Welten heute, wie ist ihre Bandbreite der Erscheinungsformen und ihre Genese? Warum leben wir heute inmitten von Virtualisierungen alltäglicher Art, die uns so vertraut geworden sind als konstitutive Bestandteile unserer Lebenswelt, daß wir ihren eigentlichen Charakter nicht bemerken? Welchen Formatierungsprozessen unterliegen wir dabei? Wie wirkt sich das auf unser Alltagsverständnis und unsere Weltwahrnehmung aus?

Virtuelle Welten, Genese virtueller Welten, Formatierung, Virtualisierung heute, Utopien des Alltags, Kapitalismus als Format

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The volume brings together critical perspectives on digital transformations and the underlying mechanisms such as quantification, algorithmization and commercialization. The authors from media pedagogy, educational science, educational research and media studies problematize tendencies of economist and technological appropriation and describe resistant practices. All of them are specifically concerned with the question of the complex relationship of the subject to society, institutions and media - and the possibilities of its change.

Algorithmen;Bildungsgerechtigkeit;Digitale Bildung;Digitale Medien;Digitaler Kapitalismus;kritische Medienforschung;Medienforschung;Medienpädagogik

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Commons - the world belongs to us all! The never-ending global financial crisis shows: Market and state have failed. It is therefore not surprising that Commons, the idea of communal organization and use of common goods and resources, find strong support - not only since the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Elinor Ostrom. Commons are more important than ever. They are not based on the idea of scarcity, but draw from abundance. This volume with contributions by 90 international authors from science, politics, and society introduces a modern concept of Commons that radically questions classic assumptions in theories of economy and property, and outlines a different culture of coexistence.

governance --- commoning --- economy --- sociology --- emanzipation --- power --- freies wissen --- politik --- politics --- einhegung/enclosure --- wirtschaftstheorie --- macht --- soziologie --- commoner --- kapitalismus --- öffentliche güter --- wirtschaftspolitik --- kooperation --- allmende --- nachhaltigkeit --- wirtschaft --- natur --- commons --- capitalism --- gemeingüter --- privatisierung --- economic policy --- public goods --- nature --- zivilgesellschaft --- sustainability --- civil society --- economic theory

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25 years ago there was still forced early retirement. Today, working life is drawn out for as long as possible: this book explains how this paradigm shift in aged employment came about.

Labour Market --- Demographic Change --- Retirement --- Social Policy --- Aging Studies --- Work --- Sociology of Work and Industry --- Capitalism --- Sociology --- Arbeitsmarkt --- Demographischer Wandel --- Ruhestand --- Sozialpolitik --- Alterserwerbstätigkeit --- Frührente --- Alter --- Arbeit --- Arbeits- und Industriesoziologie --- Kapitalismus --- Soziologie

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The logic of capitalism is that of dividing and sharing. Only that in capitalism, people do not share, but rather, they themselves are divided up. For this reason, the British historian E.P. Thompson claims that »it was always a problem to explain the commons with capitalist categories«. Whoever enters into the world of the commons encounters another logic, another language and other categories. In this volume, authors from all continents investigate the anthropological foundations of the commons, and propose them at the same time as concrete utopias (E. Bloch). They make it possible to understand that everything is, or can become, commons: through processes of shared responsibility, in laboratories for self-organization and through freedom in solidarity. Commoners realize that which is already possible today, and will become obvious tomorrow. This is shown by over 40 examples from across the world. This book expands our notions of the possible when it comes to the organization of economics and society. With contributions by Nigel Gibson, Marianne Gronemeyer, Helmut Leitner, Etienne Le Roy, Andreas Weber, Rosa Luxemburg, Anne Salmond, David Sloan Wilson and more.

governance --- commoning --- economy --- sociology --- open source --- emanzipation --- power --- freies wissen --- politik --- politics --- einhegung/enclosure --- cooperation --- wirtschaftstheorie --- macht --- vergemeinschaftung --- soziologie --- commoner --- kapitalismus --- öffentliche güter --- wirtschaftspolitik --- kooperation --- allmende --- nachhaltigkeit --- wirtschaft --- natur --- commons --- capitalism --- gemeingüter --- privatisierung --- economic policy --- public goods --- nature --- allemende --- zivilgesellschaft --- sustainability --- civil society --- gemeinwohl --- economic theory