Previous research has shown that temporary employment is negatively associated with
many psychological and job-related outcomes, such as well-being, health, wages …

The attack on academic freedom has worsened in different parts of the world regardless of
political context. Universities, academics and students have come under increasing attack …

Authoritarian management and dysfunctional practices and processes have long been seen
as the underlying systemic causes of silence within organizations. Individual responses to …

The present study aimed to compare PhD holders' current working conditions, satisfaction,
and changes in their job four years after graduation across three job sectors, namely …

The COVID-19 pandemic and pandemic-related measures have impacted the lives and
work-related activities of Antarctic researchers. To explore these impacts, we designed …

This chapter explores how precarious academics experience and conceive of risks in and to
their research, drawing on fieldwork at three Australian universities. Focusing on humanities …

This article proposes academic displacement as a lens to analyse interconnections between
skilled and forced migration, and discusses the policy, work and subjective dimensions of …

Categories have gained new centrality in migration studies, highlighting the importance of
critically approaching policy labels and considering categories as a lens rather than a pre …

Through a phenomenological research design, this study explores experiences of precarity
among early-career academics in the UK and the USA higher education sectors. These …

8 Hansjörg Dilger, Matthias Warstat tischen Gesellschaft dargestellt. Insbesondere zeigt sich
dies an dem starken Fokus zahlreicher politischer Programme, die auf die Stärkung …