In Changing the Subject Srila Roy maps the rapidly transforming terrain of gender and
sexual politics in India under the conditions of global neoliberalism. The consequences of …

Concepts such as “global work” and “cross-cultural interaction” have been used to refer to a
variety of types of encounters, resulting in imprecise theorizing and difficulty drawing …

Using preliminary observations from three parallel projects that employ a range of methods
(network and content analysis, surveys, focus groups, and interviews), this article traces the …

Gig Economy platforms have become enmeshed in the fabric of urban sociality. While they
have substantially disrupted conditions of labouring, participating in the platform economy …

This article uses the case of law firms in Hong Kong to develop a processual approach for
understanding lateral mobility in professional service firms. Based on the analysis of 1,461 …

This review essay looks at the relationship between Deborah Tuerkheimer's Credible (2021)
and Meera Deo's Unequal Profession (2019) in order to make a substantive point about …

Objective This study examines the extent to which young people's future employment
preferences in India are influenced concurrently by formal workplace policies and informal …

The legal professions have been largely gendered. Their feminisation raises questions
about the progressive disappearance of gender-based inequalities. While some, such as …

In 2017 an all-male nine-judge bench of the Indian Supreme Court delivered the landmark
Justice KS Puttaswamy & Ors v. Union of India judgment on privacy. In this book, the authors …

ABSTRACT I ask two questions in my dissertation. First, where are women and men judges
situated within the structure of the Colombian judiciary in terms of three variables: hierarchy …