The Routledge handbook of the gig economy
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書誌事項
The Routledge handbook of the gig economy
(Routledge international handbooks)
Routledge, 2023
- : hbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Written by the leading and most respected experts, academics, and scholars working in the field of global political economy, the book provides detailed studies of the gig economy's roots, goals, methods, and impact around the world. Addresses and analyses the fundamental debates around precarious labour and the gig economy that are emerging within the social sciences. A significant feature of the book is an examination of the gig economy and labour in major world territories, which will provide a comparative investigation of the transformation of labour and the gig economy in key global regions, continents and countries. This volume will become a classic and state-of-the-art text on the subject of the gig economy and neoliberalism for many years to come.
目次
Introduction, Gig economy and globalization of capitalism PART I. Conceptual perspectives and approaches 2. Job instability, precarity, informality and inequality labour in the gig economy 3. Inclusion through the platform economy? The 'diverse' crowd as relative surplus populations and the pauperization of labour 4. Entrepreneurial finance capital and the gig economy 5. The algorithmic surveillance of gig workers: Mechanisms and consequences 6. The challenges of total talent management in the gig economy PART II. Globalization, women, and migration in gig economy 7. (Re)inventing the collective dimension in a 'virtualised' labour market 8. Beyond formality: informalization and tertiarisation of labour in the gig economy 9. Feminized Work After Fordism: The New Precarity 10. Trade unions, women's labour and the gig economy 11. Liminal precarity and compromised agency: Migrant experiences of gig work in Amsterdam, Berlin and New York City 12. Platforms, labour, mobility: Migration and the gig economy PART III. Worker Protest and Labour Organizing 13. Worker solidarity among gig and precarious workers 14. Vulnerable food delivery platforms under pressure: protesting couriers seeking "algorithmic justice" 15. New Labour Formations, Precarious Workers and the Gig Economy: Lessons from British Indie Unions 16. Labour Movements and the Gig Economy: Collective Identity and Strategy 17. Consumers in the gig economy: Resisting or reinforcing precarious work? PART IV. Regional Dynamics, Global North EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA 18. Transformations of work in the era of the gig economy: towards a new paradigm of worker autonomy or exploitation? 19. Control >Delete: Prop 22 and Lessons for Gig Worker Organizing Against Algorithmic Management 20. Protecting gig economy workers in EU law: Challenges and recent initiatives 21. Falling through the cracks: Gig economy and platform work in Central and Eastern Europe 22. Germany and the Gig Economy: Ambivalences of platform work 23. Russian Federation, Labour and the gig economy 24. Australia, Labour and the gig economy PART V. Regional Dynamics, Global South ASIA, AFRICA, SOUTH AMERICA 25. India and South Asia, Labour and the gig economy 26. India, Techno-nationalism: The platform economy 27. China, Labour and the gig economy 28. Japan, Labour and the gig economy 29. Korea, Labour and the gig economy 30. Philippines, Digital economy, class formation and exploitation 31. Indonesia, Labour and the gig economy 32. South Africa, the rise of the gig economy and worker responses 33. Kenya, Transportation workers in the gig economy 34. Brazil, Gig economy and formation of new platform trade unions in South America
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