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Alternative forms of organizing: beyond platform capitalism
Flexibility and autonomy in platform work: too good to be true?
Knowledge and skills in platform work: still relevant?
Managing by algorithms: the technological dimension of platforms
Platform workers and collective action
The challenges of regulating the platform economy
The identity of platform workers: European experiences
The nature of platform work
The platform economy embedded in society
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Platform Cooperatives: Opportunities and Obstacles
Martijn Arets (Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht)
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Business Transfer Options for Realizing Democratic Online Platforms
Morshed Mannan (Leiden University), Nathan Schneider (University of Colorado Boulder)
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Work organization in the gig economy: Invisible overheads of platform-based work
Johanna Hofbauer, Dominik Klaus, Angelika Schmidt
(Vienna University of Economics and Business)
(Vienna University of Economics and Business)
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"It was my own silly fault": the internalisation of responsibility among crowd workers
Kaire Holts, Ursula Huws
(University of Hertfordshire)
(University of Hertfordshire)
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How Mobile-Friendly is Crowdwork? Mobile Affordances, Perpetual Contact and Inequalities in the Gig Economy
Gemma Newlands, Christoph Lutz
(Nordic Centre for Internet and Society BI Norwegian Business School)
(Nordic Centre for Internet and Society BI Norwegian Business School)
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Working Parents In Gig Economy
Krzysztof Walczak, Barbara Godlewska-Bujok
(University of Warsaw)
(University of Warsaw)
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Does Education still Matter in the Gig Economy?
Petra Zaal, Andrea Herrmann, Maryse Chappin, Brita Schemmann
(Utrecht University)
(Utrecht University)
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Signalling Skills in an Online Labour Market
Otto Kässi (University of Oxford)
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Practice what you Preach: Transforming the Professional Knowledge of Management Consultants
Clara Hoekman, Mohammad Hosein Rezazade Mehrizi
(VU Amsterdam)
(VU Amsterdam)
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Theorizing platform sourcing as a model for organizing knowledge work
Greetje Corporaal, Vili Lehdonvirta
(University of Oxford)
(University of Oxford)
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Beyond algorithmic management: labour control in platformbased food
Benjamin Herr (University of Vienna)
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New ways of organising freelance work: How algorithmic management unfolds across the tight- and loose-control platforms Uber and M-Turk
Mareike Möhlnann (Warwick Business School)
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Technology-driven workforce management in multi-utilities
Luca Giustiniano, Andrea Prencipe
(LUISS Guido Carli University)
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A cross-country comparison of worker and regulator responses to the platform-based food-delivery sector in Australia, the Netherlands and United Kingdom
Alex Veen (The University of Sydney), Caleb Goods (The University of Western Australia), Thomas Barratt (Edith Cowan University)
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On the conditions of possibility for worker organizing in platform-based gig economies: Towards a more granular research approach
Niels van Doorn (University of Amsterdam)
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Let’s take the high road to platform work. A multimethod study
Sarike Verbiest (TNO Healthy Living), Wouter Van der Torre (TNO Healthy Living), Lisa Hummel (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen and TNO Healthy Living), Steven Dhondt (TNO Healthy Living and K.U.Leuven)
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The Other Labor Law: Understanding the Tax-Work Intersection
Shu-Yi Oei, Diane M. Ring
(Boston College Law School)
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Future work
Jeffrey Hirsch (The University of North Carolina)
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Who are the Shapers of the Platform Economy from Serbia? Intersectional Study of Platform Workers and Policy Agenda Perspective
Authors: Branka Andjelkovic, Tanja Jakobi, dr Maja Kovac, Jelena Sapic, Milica Skocajic
Public Policy Research Center, Belgrade, Serbia
Public Policy Research Center, Belgrade, Serbia
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How workers matter: the co-construction of platforms and workers
Luca Perrig (University of Geneva)
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Personas for a better understanding of emerging worker identities in the Swiss Gig Economy (Business & Economics)
Thomas Ryser, Corsin Flepp, University of Applied Science Northwestern Switzerland, School of Applied Psychology, Institute for Research and Development of Collaborative Processes, ifk
Jonas Konrad, University of Applied Science Northwestern Switzerland, School of Business, Institute for Human Resource Management
Jonas Konrad, University of Applied Science Northwestern Switzerland, School of Business, Institute for Human Resource Management
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Global platform labour – Negotiating the value of work in a transcultural space
Anna Oechslen (Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space)
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Gigging in the sharing economy
Andrea Geissingera (Örebro University School of Business and The Ratio Institute), Christofer Laurell (Stockholm School of Economics Institute for Research and Jönköping International Business School), Christina Öberg (The Ratio Institute), Christian Sandströmd (Chalmers University of Technology, The Ratio Institute and Jönköping International Business School)
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Understanding the nature of tasks in crowdwork platforms
Anoush Margaryan (University of West London)
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Impacts of Online Labour Markets on Rural Employment
Fabian Braesemann, Otto Kässi, Vili Lehdonvirta
(University of Oxford)
(University of Oxford)
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Uberizing Discrimination
Minna J. Kotkin (Brooklyn Law School)
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Micro-work, datafied economies, and artificial intelligence: the French case
Antonio A. Casilli (Telecom ParisTech, EHESS), Maxime Besenval (INRIA), Marion Coville (Telecom ParisTech), Clément Le Ludec (CNRS), Paola Tubaro (INRIA, CNRS)