Does the co-existence with technology create a new form of disability?
(2017) CMS International conference — Location: Liverpool (3.July.2017)
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- Contribution accepted and presented for the following stream: 'Ableism in management, organizations and employment relations: Challenging dominant ideas of ‘ideal’ employees, ‘ideal’ bodies and ‘ideal’ capabilities' (Stream 36)at the occasion of the 10th International Critical Management Studies Conference (CMS) About CMS: This conference builds on the traditions of recent CMS conferences by aiming to engage scholarly thinking and analysis as well as provocations leading to proposed action. CMS explores alternatives to the ubiquity of neoliberal market managerialism as a dominant frame in business education and as a pre-supposed framing of other social sciences. Such alternatives could be understood in practical terms of specific organisational forms and practices, or theoretical developments including in feminism, anarchism, communism, localism, fraternalism, green thinking and the implications of advances in neuro-science, exaptative innovation, interoperability and big data-driven theoretical opportunism among other re-framings. (CMS, 2017)
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Moulaï, K. (2017). Does the co-existence with technology create a new form of disability? CMS International conference, Liverpool. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/89747