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El. knyga: Modern Guide To Labour and the Platform Economy

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  • Serija: Elgar Modern Guides
  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Oct-2021
  • Leidėjas: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781788975100
  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Serija: Elgar Modern Guides
  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Oct-2021
  • Leidėjas: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781788975100

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Providing an insightful analysis of the key issues and significant trends relating to labour within the platform economy, this Modern Guide considers the existing comparative evidence covering all world regions. It also provides an in-depth look at digital labour platforms in their historical, economic and geographical contexts.



Highlighting the diversity of experience of platform work, case studies illustrate how general trends play out, both in online and location-based labour platforms, across the globe. Chapters illustrate a need for a post-pandemic regulatory requirement of digital labour platforms at different policy levels, whilst providing a general overview of key topics. Interlinking contributions with a global scope and coverage identify the challenges faced and offer thoughtful regulatory solutions.



This engaging book will be an invaluable resource for academics of labour economics, legal and business studies and sociology. It will also benefit policy makers in social and political geography and political science looking for a deeper understanding of the topic.



Providing an insightful analysis of the key issues and significant trends relating to labour within the platform economy, this Modern Guide considers the existing comparative evidence covering all world regions. It also provides an in-depth look at digital labour platforms in their historical, economic and geographical contexts.

Recenzijos

This collected volume on the world of work produced by platform companies should be required reading for anyone interested in the modern politics of labor. Drahokoupil and Vandaele have brought together cutting-edge scholars and scholarship to historicize the emergence of the platform economy and to understand its complex, transnational implications for work and workers. Together, the chapters help to contextualize both the challenges and opportunities posed by digital labor and should be required reading for regulators, policymakers, and academics alike. -- Veena Dubal, University of California College of the Law, San Francisco, US Heres everything you need to know about the platform economy and workersand perhaps hadnt even thought of askingin this comprehensive Modern Guide. It covers emerging trends, particular cases, regulatory issues and much else, and is likely to become an essential guide for researchers and policy makers. -- Jayati Ghosh, University of Massachusetts Amherst, US

List of figures
viii
List of tables
ix
List of contributors
x
Acknowledgements xviii
List of abbreviations
xix
1 Introduction: Janus meets Proteus in the platform economy
1(32)
Jan Drahokoupil
Kurt Vandaele
PART I CONTEXT AND ISSUES
2 The business models of labour platforms: Creating an uncertain future
33(16)
Jan Drahokoupil
3 Moving on, out or up: The externalization of work to B2B platforms
49(17)
Pamela Meil
Mehtap Akguc
4 Measuring the platform economy: Different approaches to estimating the size of the online platform workforce
66(15)
Agnieszka Piasna
5 A historical perspective on the drivers of digital labour platforms
81(15)
Gerard Valenduc
6 The platform economy at the forefront of a changing world of work: Implications for occupational health and safety
96(16)
Pierre Berastegui
Sacha Garben
7 How place and space matter to union organizing in the platform economy
112(17)
Benjamin Herr
Philip Schdrpf
Jorg Flecker
PART II REGULATING PLATFORM WORK
8 Embedding platforms in contemporary labour law
129(16)
Valerio De Stefano
Mathias Wouters
9 The regulation of platform work in the European Union: Mapping the challenges
145(17)
Sacha Garben
10 Workers, platforms and the state: The struggle over digital labour platform regulation
162(15)
Sai Englert
Mark Graham
Sandra Fredman
Darcy du Toit
Adam Badger
Richard Heeks
Jean-Paul Van Belle
11 Trade union responses to platform work: An evolving tension between mainstream and grassroots approaches
177(17)
Simon Joyce
Mark Stuart
PART III CASE STUDIES ACROSS THE GLOBE: ONLINE LABOUR PLATFORMS
12 The uneven potential of online platform work for human development at the global margins
194(15)
Mark Graham
Vili Lehdonvirta
Alex J. Wood
Helena Barnard
Isis Hjorth
David Peter Simon
13 From outsourcing to crowdsourcing: Assessing the implications for Indian workers of different outsourcing strategies
209(16)
Janine Berg
Uma Rani
Nora Gobel
14 The geographic and linguistic variety of online labour markets: The cases of Russia and Ukraine
225(17)
Mariya Aleksynska
Andrey Shevchuk
Denis Strebkov
PART IV CASE STUDIES ACROSS THE GLOBE: LOCATION-BASED LABOUR PLATFORMS
15 Aliada and Alia: Contrasting for-profit and non-profit platforms for domestic work in Mexico and the United States
242(16)
Andrea Santiago Paramo
Carlos Piheyro Nelson
16 The role of worker collectives among app-based food delivery couriers in France, Germany and Norway: All the same or different?
258(16)
Kristin Jesnes
Denis Neumann
Vera Trappmann
Pauline de Becdelievre
17 The pitfalls and promises of successfully organizing Foodora couriers in Toronto
274(16)
Raoul Gebert
18 Labour management and resistance among platform-based food delivery couriers in Beijing
290(18)
Jack Linchuan Qiu
Ping Sun
Julie Chen
19 Struggles over the power and meaning of digital labour platforms: A comparison of the Vienna, Berlin, New York and Los Angeles taxi markets
308(15)
Hannah Johnston
Susanne Pernicka
20 Passenger transport in Australia: Injury compensation, public policy and the health pandemic
323(16)
David Peetz
PART V CLOSING THOUGHTS
21 Institutional experimentation and the challenges of platform labour
339(11)
Maria Figueroa
Index 350
Edited by Jan Drahokoupil, Senior Researcher and Kurt Vandaele, Senior Researcher, European Trade Union Institute (ETUI), Brussels, Belgium