Contents
Contents
Introduction
Part 1. Late Capitalism, Fordism, Post- Fordism
1. Postmodernism and Late Capitalism
2. Class and Consensus, Ideology and Technology
Part 2. Putting 'IT' to Work: : Post- Fordism, Information Technology and the Eclipse of Production
3. Making 'IT': The Soul of a New Machine
4. Faking 'IT': True Stories
5. Playing With 'IT': Microserfs
Part 3. Impotence and Omnipotence: The Cybernetic Discourse of Capitalism
6. Cybernetics, Systems Theory and the End of Ideology
7. Imaginary Resolutions: William Gibson's Cyberspace Trilogy
8. Artificial Intelligence and Class Consciousness: Blade Runner
Part 4. Capital, Class, Cosmopolitanism
9. Fordism, Post-Fordism and the Production of World Space
10. National Allegory and the Romance of Underdevelopment: The Names
11. Blindness and Insight in the World System: Until the End of the World
Conclusion Questioning Fordism and Post-Fordism
Notes