About the author
Shoshana Zuboff is an American scholar and author whose work examines technology, labor, organizations, and power. She taught at Harvard Business School and developed a long account of how information systems alter both work and managerial authority.
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism names a later economic logic built around behavioral data, prediction, and intervention. It extends themes from In the Age of the Smart Machine and The Support Economy into the platform era.
Where to start
Start with The Age of Surveillance Capitalism for Zuboff's mature framework; its length is easier to navigate if you begin with the definitions in the opening chapters.
