vol.7 of ephemera is out now! it's on "marginal competencies" with contents:
Jussi Parikka - Contagion and Repetition: On the Viral Logic of Network Culture
Martyna Sliwa and George Cairns - The Novel as a Vehicle of Organizational Inquiry: Engaging with the Complexity of Social and Organizational Commitment
Niels Thyge Thygesen and Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen - The Polyphonic Effects of Technological Changes in Public Sector Organizations: A System Theoretical Approach
note - Pat Kane in discussion with Steve Linstead and Rob McMurray. With additional questions by Andy McColl, Sebastian Bos and Ed Wray-Bliss > Dialoguing Play
interview:Bruno Latour and Tomas Sánchez-Criado > Making the ‘ Res Public'
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