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Special issue: Coding Society: Programmatic Encounters Between Information Systems and Social Theory. Guest Editors: Steffen Roth, Tilia Stingl and Kresimir Zazar

Programmes as decision premises in AI-mediated organisations: a social systems theory perspective

Dinesh Kumar; Nidhi Suthar
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Be warned: what counts as ethics is reformatted when ethical programmes are digitized

Diane Laflamme
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The source code of social theorising: engaging with binary distinctions, concepts and typologies

Teodor Mladenov
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Inequality as a program of the world digital society: on the digitalization and its effects from a Luhmannian perspective

Hugo Cadenas
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From Panopticon to Opticon Caecum: the evolution of observational infrastructures

Michal Kaczmarczyk; Justyna Kopczynska
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When trust becomes symbolic: standards and the governance of AI

Dong-hyu Kim
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Programmed visibility. Tax reform legitimacy between strategic opacity and platform circulation

Rafael Quintero Godínez; Massimo Terenzi
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Interactivity under generative AI: a systems-theoretical analysis of media transformation

Jesper Tække
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Programmed power: how presets transform decision premises in the platform society

Shuang Liu
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Digital platforms as meta-programmes: reframing inclusion through programmability

Margit Neisig
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Organizational autopoiesis and digital platforms in industry – exploring the conditions of self-referential decision-making

Jens-Henrik Söldner; Albrecht Fritzsche
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Programmification – the perspective of system rationality

Erik Aal
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Working with coding communication: the digital reframing of work-related meaning processing systems examined from a Luhmannian perspective

Hongxia Peng
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When programmes disagree about programmes: large language models, code poetry and the problem of programme–programme communication

Steffen Roth; Vincent Lien
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The programmed organization decentralized autonomous organizations and the transformation of organizational decision architectures

Jonathan Harth; Georgios Alexiou
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Anticipatory resilience in complex systems: a Luhmannian-cybernetic framework for critical infrastructure

Sergio Jofre; Giedre Sabaliauskaite
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