Alessandro Gentile e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Pablo García-Ruiz e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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Alessandro Gentile e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Pablo García-Ruiz e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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En el artículo exploramos la experiencia del crowdsourcing, como actividad laboral y colaborativa novedosa dentro de redes altamente especializadas de productores, distribuidores y consumidores. Esta forma de entender, organizar y plasmar el trabajo a través de plataformas colaborativas está todavía poco estudiada: en particular, queda pendiente conocer bien cómo se articulan entre sí la dimensión instrumental-económica de este tipo de trabajo y su dimensión expresivaidentitaria, teniendo en cuenta la participación voluntaria de los actores involucrados (empresas y profesionales, además de potenciales clientes). Abordamos ambos aspectos desde una perspectiva relacional para entender lo que el crowdsourcing ofrece en términos de construcción de valor, de gestión del conocimiento experto y de fomento de nuevos sujetos colectivos.

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TICs, Plataformas Digitales, Economía Colaborativa, Trabajo Relacional

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