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  • Nicolas Oliveri SIC.Lab Méditerranée

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14428/rcompro.v13i13.65553

Keywords:

Bourdieusian sociology, organizational communication, digital violence, technosocial risks (TSR), ICT uses and non-uses

Abstract

Based on a Bourdieusian vision of symbolic violence applied to the workplace, this article presents a first empirical return of a hundred semi-directive interviews, relating to the dysfunctions experienced by employees in work situation where information and communication technologies play a central role in their daily missions. The innovative concept in information and communication sciences called technosocial risks (TSR) will be used to light the dynamics specific to the deployment of a management acquired to the technical cause, where it seems possible to identify a digital violence inside organization patterns, just as much hidden from the eyes of those who bring it to life as of those who suffer from it.

Couverture du numéro 13 de la revue Communication & professsionnalisation portant sur les ressources pédagogiques et professionnalisation dans les formations à la communication

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2023-01-23 — Updated on 2023-01-23

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No. 13 (2022): Ressources pédagogiques et professionnalisation dans les formations à la communication

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Varia

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