Preface
Introduction
1. Corporate Colonization of the Life World
2. Communication and the Politics of Everyday Life
3. The Role of Communication Studies
4. The Historical Relation of Communication and Democracy
5. Language and the Poltics of Experience
6. Participation as a Normative Ideal for Democracy and Communication
7. Systematically Distorted Communication and Discursive Closure
8. The Rise of the Modern Corporate Form
9. The "Subject" and Discourse of Managerialism
10. Disciplinary Power and Discursive Formations at Work
11. The Imaginary World of Work: Reproblematizing the Oblivious
12. Workplace Democracy as a Responsive Micropractice
Bibliography
Name Index
Subject Index