Tracking and Tracing: Geographies of Logistical Governance and Labouring Bodies
Tracking and Tracing: Geographies of Logistical Governance and Labouring Bodies
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10.1068/d24611
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2013-08
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A. Kanngieser
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A. Kanngieser
国家和全球领土生产的转变与生物政治治理和监督的新形式相吻合，造成空间和时间流动性的同时扩大和缩小。在物流行业，无线电频率识别的主流化、全球定位系统远程信息处理的扩展监测网络以及在仓库中实施语音提货，都对劳动力的流动性产生了重大影响。鉴于越来越多的学者对物流地理学感兴趣，本文从技术历史学的角度研究了这三项用于监管全球资本市场环境中的主体的进展，为进一步讨论全球供应链、劳工斗争和安全文化提供了一个框架。
Shifts in the production of national and global territories have coincided with new forms of biopolitical governance and surveillance, producing a simultaneous expansion and contraction of spatial and temporal mobility. In the logistics industries the mainstreaming of Radio Frequency Identification, the extended monitoring networks of GPS telematics, and the implementation of voice picking in warehouses have all had significant impacts on the mobilities of labour. Given the increasing scholarly interest in logistical geographies, this paper investigates these three advancements put to use for the regulation of bodies in the market environments of global capital from a technohistorical perspective, to provide a frame for further discourse on global supply chains, labour struggles, and security cultures.