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* Version showing the slides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chQmqmeU7tQ
* Version showing the slides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chQmqmeU7tQ


=Description=
==Description==


"Solidarity has not died, despite laments about the loss of community and the wide decline of mass actions; it can be mobilised in new ways through developing networks of plural transient relations. Charles Heckscher is the director of the Center for Workplace Transformation at Rutgers University."
"Solidarity has not died, despite laments about the loss of community and the wide decline of mass actions; it can be mobilised in new ways through developing networks of plural transient relations. Charles Heckscher is the director of the Center for Workplace Transformation at Rutgers University."
(https://wn.com/transient_solidarities_commitment_and_collective_action_in_post_industrial_societies)
(https://wn.com/transient_solidarities_commitment_and_collective_action_in_post_industrial_societies)


==Points from slides==
(5:55) Solidarity = Relations + Ideology (moral appeal)
(34:10)
Orchestrating the new relations
# Purpose: Image of a shared desirable future
# Platform: Tools; Data; Connections
# Process: Celebrating successes; Enforcing norms; Focusing campaigns
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Relations
! Ideology
! Collective action
|-
| Craft
| Traditional, self-governing communities
| Way of life: utopian decentralized community
| Continuous, decentralized ... Sustained self-protective organization, Millenialism
|-
| Industrial
| The factory: mass, oppositional
| Extension of Rights; Confrontation / Manichaean opposition
| Centralized episodic, oppositional uprisings, simple focus
|-
| Collaborative
| Networked "friending" (Cohesive small world)
| Openness, diversity, understanding
| Orchestrated "projects", swarms
|}


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Revision as of 08:44, 19 February 2017

Description

"Solidarity has not died, despite laments about the loss of community and the wide decline of mass actions; it can be mobilised in new ways through developing networks of plural transient relations. Charles Heckscher is the director of the Center for Workplace Transformation at Rutgers University." (https://wn.com/transient_solidarities_commitment_and_collective_action_in_post_industrial_societies)

Points from slides

(5:55) Solidarity = Relations + Ideology (moral appeal)

(34:10) Orchestrating the new relations

  1. Purpose: Image of a shared desirable future
  2. Platform: Tools; Data; Connections
  3. Process: Celebrating successes; Enforcing norms; Focusing campaigns
Relations Ideology Collective action
Craft Traditional, self-governing communities Way of life: utopian decentralized community Continuous, decentralized ... Sustained self-protective organization, Millenialism
Industrial The factory: mass, oppositional Extension of Rights; Confrontation / Manichaean opposition Centralized episodic, oppositional uprisings, simple focus
Collaborative Networked "friending" (Cohesive small world) Openness, diversity, understanding Orchestrated "projects", swarms