In Confidence Culture, Shani Orgad and Rosalind Gill argue that imperatives directed at
women to “love your body” and “believe in yourself” imply that psychological blocks rather …

This article adds to the debate on digital labour by including sexual labour, a feminised form
of work that is traditionally excluded from official labour statistics and mainstream labour …

Modern times have seen an emergence of new type of office spaces. Coworking spaces are
commonly viewed as hybridised workspaces that are not solely perceived as optimal places …

Creative labour studies focus almost exclusively on Euro-American metropolitan 'creative
hubs' and hence the creative worker they theorize is typically white, middle-class, urban and …

Two leading social scientists examine the gender wealth gap in countries with officially
egalitarian property law, showing how legal professionals—wittingly and unwittingly—help …

This article explores the relationship between future-oriented temporality and precarity in
creative work. Existing sociological studies implicitly assume an unproblematic causal link …

The spatial needs of knowledge workers—especially high-tech, digital workers—are of
concern to digitizing companies. In order to attract and anchor talent, companies are …

This paper seeks to historicise the formation of youth studies in Australia with a specific
focus on how the absence of Paul Gilroy, Stuart Hall and other race critical and postcolonial …

A growing body of work explores the well-being of students. However, little work has
addressed the experiences of student mothers, who must juggle the demands of study and …

This paper interrogates how three key concepts in youth studies–'transitions','the
enterprising self'and 'mobilities'–have historically centred the experiences of white/Anglo …