Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. List of Contributors IX
4. Part One: By Way of Introduction
5. Chapter 1 Organizing Economic, Environmental and Societal Transformation: An Introduction 1
6. Chapter 2 Transformation: For Whom, By Whom, Where, Why and When? 27
7. Part Two: Opening Up Futures
8. Chapter 3 Post-anthropocentric Transformations of Consumption in the Anthropocene: Beyond the Nature-Culture Divide 49
9. Chapter 4 ‘Organising Social Impact’ Master’s Programme as ‘Critical Praxis’ to Transform the University and Society 69
10. Chapter 5 Futures: Necessity, Experiment and the School for Organizing 87
11. Part Three: Techno-economic Transformations at Work
12. Chapter 6 The Social Construction of Digital Technologies: The Politics behind Technology-centered Transformations 103
13. Chapter 7 The Transformation of Work in the Digital Age: Coworking Spaces as Community-Based Models of Work Organization 125
14. Chapter 8 Organizing Around Affect: Control and Potentiality in Contemporary Capitalism 145
15. Part Four: Sustainable Environmental Transformation
16. Chapter 9 Systemic Risks and Organizational Challenges in Transformative Processes: ‘Cybersecurity’ in the Food Field 165
17. Chapter 10 Uniting the Means and Ends of Degrowth Transformation 189
18. Chapter 11 Economic Organizations and the Transformation Towards Degrowth 209
19. Part Five: Radical Democratic Futures
20. Chapter 12 Organizing for Social Transformation from Below: Prefigurative Organizing and Civic Action 235
21. Chapter 13 From Stakeholders to Communities of Care 257
22. Chapter 14 The Possibilities of Radical Democratic Management 275
23. Chapter 15 Searching for Transformative Potential: Comparing Conceptualizations of Open, Inclusive and Alternative Organizations 295
24. Index 315