Labor process theory (LPT) is a critical approach to studies on work and employment; it is
rooted in the Marxist tradition, which addresses conflictual relations between capital and …

Canada boasts some of the most highly educated migrants in the world, but it is well
recognised that these migrants face many labour market barriers to gainful employment …

Most workers around the world are part of the precariat, characterized by non-permanent,
informal, short-term, low-pay, low-skill, and insecure jobs. While there have been many …

This article examines the legitimising frames young workers in England and Germany apply
to precarious work. Through 63 qualitative biographical interviews, the article shows that …

Purpose Using narratives from leading international academics and commentators, the
authors chart four, possible,“universities of the future” models and discuss how current …

This paper examines the growth of the UK coworking space (CWS) sector in the context of
the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing on data from a multi-year study comprising 44 interviews …

In recent decades, science and higher education sector organizations have been
progressively pushed towards the corporate archetype and have witnessed an …

El poder no puede ser concebido sin su complemento natural: la resistencia. Este concepto
permite interpretar una gran variedad de fenómenos sociales y organizacionales, tanto …

Scholars have described how care cannot be completely commodified or withdrawn
because it is a disposition anchored in the commitment to the needs of others. This article …

The research analyses the precarious and non-precarious work practices within the informal
sector. Labour in the informal sector and in regions without strong labour relations is not …