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"Digital work" in the "platform economy" : the last (but not least) stage of precariousness in labour relationships
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Avogaro, Matteo (University of Milan) ;
Cavallini, Gionata (University of Milan) ;
Kenner, Jeff ed. ;
Florczak, Izabela ed. ;
Otto, Marta ed.
The chapter analyses the labour relationships emerging in the so-called gig economy (or platform economy), as including the two main categories of work-on-demand-via-app and crowd work. The process of Uberisation of work represents a key challenge for labour lawyers, as it jeopardises, together with employment law rules and standards, the very founding idea that labour is not a commodity. [...]
2019 - 10.4337/9781788973267.00019
Precarious work : The challenge for labour law in Europe, 2019, p. 176-196
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"We not only repair our devices, but also our relationship with them" : repair-led designing at the restart parties in Barcelona
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Callén Moreu, Blanca (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) ;
Duque, Melisa (Monash University. Department of Design)
E-waste is the fastest growing type of waste. In parallel, waste management and growth oriented narratives towards circular economies are increasing. However, informal responses resisting these dominating logics working to avoid e-waste are also proliferating. [...]
Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, cop. 2023 - 10.1007/978-3-031-46862-9_5
Design/Repair : Place, Practice & Community, p. 91-120
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