Christina Garsten is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University. Helena Wulff is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University.

'The volume provides a welcome contribution to scholarship at the cross-section of science and technology, organizational, and cultural studies.'Melissa Cefkin, Anthropology of Work Review'The volume nicely indexes many recent anthropological concerns, both theoretical -- the de-centering of the nation -- and methodological -- trans-siting research. Its strength lies in the ability of the authors to connect technologized work practices to more general disciplinary concerns.'David Hakken, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (Vol 10, No 4, December 2004)

• Acknowledgements, Notes on Contributors, Introduction: From People of the Book to People of the Screen, 1. Living with New (Ideals of) Technology, 2. The Computer as a Focus of Inattention: Five Scenarios concerning Hospital Porters, 3. Digital Ditches: Working in the Virtual Grass Roots, 4. Real-time, Real-place Market: Transnational Connections and Disconnections in Financial Markets, 5. Mobile Workplacing: Office Design, Space and Technology, 6. Claiming the Future: Speed, Business Rhetoric and Computer Practice, 7. Networking as a Form of Life: The Transnational Movement of Internet Pioneers, 8. Mainstream Rebels: Informalization and Regulation in a Virtual World, 9. Steps on Screen: Technoscapes, Visualization and Globalization in Dance, 10. Screening the Classroom: Students, Teachers and Computers in an Urban American School, 11. Open-Source Software Development as Gift Culture: Work and Identity Formation in an Internet Community, Index

Christina Garsten is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University. Helena Wulff is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University.

'The volume provides a welcome contribution to scholarship at the cross-section of science and technology, organizational, and cultural studies.'Melissa Cefkin, Anthropology of Work Review'The volume nicely indexes many recent anthropological concerns, both theoretical -- the de-centering of the nation -- and methodological -- trans-siting research. Its strength lies in the ability of the authors to connect technologized work practices to more general disciplinary concerns.'David Hakken, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (Vol 10, No 4, December 2004)

• Acknowledgements, Notes on Contributors, Introduction: From People of the Book to People of the Screen, 1. Living with New (Ideals of) Technology, 2. The Computer as a Focus of Inattention: Five Scenarios concerning Hospital Porters, 3. Digital Ditches: Working in the Virtual Grass Roots, 4. Real-time, Real-place Market: Transnational Connections and Disconnections in Financial Markets, 5. Mobile Workplacing: Office Design, Space and Technology, 6. Claiming the Future: Speed, Business Rhetoric and Computer Practice, 7. Networking as a Form of Life: The Transnational Movement of Internet Pioneers, 8. Mainstream Rebels: Informalization and Regulation in a Virtual World, 9. Steps on Screen: Technoscapes, Visualization and Globalization in Dance, 10. Screening the Classroom: Students, Teachers and Computers in an Urban American School, 11. Open-Source Software Development as Gift Culture: Work and Identity Formation in an Internet Community, Index

Christina Garsten is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University. Helena Wulff is Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University.

'The volume provides a welcome contribution to scholarship at the cross-section of science and technology, organizational, and cultural studies.'Melissa Cefkin, Anthropology of Work Review'The volume nicely indexes many recent anthropological concerns, both theoretical -- the de-centering of the nation -- and methodological -- trans-siting research. Its strength lies in the ability of the authors to connect technologized work practices to more general disciplinary concerns.'David Hakken, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (Vol 10, No 4, December 2004)

• Acknowledgements, Notes on Contributors, Introduction: From People of the Book to People of the Screen, 1. Living with New (Ideals of) Technology, 2. The Computer as a Focus of Inattention: Five Scenarios concerning Hospital Porters, 3. Digital Ditches: Working in the Virtual Grass Roots, 4. Real-time, Real-place Market: Transnational Connections and Disconnections in Financial Markets, 5. Mobile Workplacing: Office Design, Space and Technology, 6. Claiming the Future: Speed, Business Rhetoric and Computer Practice, 7. Networking as a Form of Life: The Transnational Movement of Internet Pioneers, 8. Mainstream Rebels: Informalization and Regulation in a Virtual World, 9. Steps on Screen: Technoscapes, Visualization and Globalization in Dance, 10. Screening the Classroom: Students, Teachers and Computers in an Urban American School, 11. Open-Source Software Development as Gift Culture: Work and Identity Formation in an Internet Community, Index