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spir-9091	Buchbach, Jacinta	USER’S DIGITAL IMAGINARIES OF SELF USURPED THROUGH WORK: WHY USERS AUTONOMY IS AT RISK	2015.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1241	51	41	By conducting a legal analysis of social media policies through the theoretical lens of boundary theory, I argue that restrictive policies impede an employee’s ability to manage their identities by collapsing boundaries which facilitate further blurring of domains. Employees are legally bound to follow social media policies which exist as either contractual terms within the employment contract or as directive guidelines in policies.1 Organisations typically implement social media policies that constrain employee behaviour in an effort to minimise the firm’s legal and reputational risk.	cache/spir-9091.pdf	txt/spir-9091.txt