Most studies of precarity exclude categories of diversity, such as gender, ethnicity, age, disability and sexuality. This volume explores precarity and diversity together and will appeal to scholars in human resource management, diversity management, organizational behaviour and theory, the sociology of work, gender studies and public relations.
Most studies of precarity exclude categories of diversity, such as gender, ethnicity, age, disability and sexuality. This volume explores precarity and diversity together and will appeal to scholars in human resource management, diversity management, organizational behaviour and theory, the sociology of work, gender studies and public relations.
1. Introduction Elina Meliou, Joana Vassilopoulou and Mustafa F. Ozbilgin; 2. Pandemic precarities and gendered biopolitics within the neo-liberal university Steve Vincent, Ana Lopes, Nosheen Jawaid Khan, Andrew Kozhevnikov and Julie Monroe; 3. LGBTQ+ individuals and precarious work Oscar Holmes IV, Erhan Aydin, Richard Greggory Johnson III and Emir Ozeren; 4. Age, gender and precarity: the experience of late career self-employment Elina Meliou and Oliver Mallett; 5. How the (in)ability of using one's disability strategically reinforces inequality and precariousness amongst disabled workers: the case of France Sarah Richard and Sophie Hennekam; 6. Classed and gendered experiences of precarity in dirty work Rachel Morgan, Annilee Game and Natalia Slutskaya; 7. Precarity and diversity: the intersectional case of female Christian janitorial workers Mariam Mohsin and Jawad Syed; 8. Precarious work in the gig economy: diversity, race and indigeneity lenses Kurt April; 9. Refugees' vulnerability towards precarious work: an intersectionality perspective Lena Knappert, Brigitte Kroon, Angela Kornau and Bassant Abdelmageed; 10. Trapped in precarious work: the case of Syrian refugee workers in Turkey Deniz Palalar Alkan, Rifat Kamasak, Esin Sayin and Joana Vassilopoulou; 11. How precarity is threaded into migration rules: the case of the UK, Germany and Australia Dimitria Groutsis, Shireen Kanji and Joana Vassilopoulou; 12. Culture, precarity and dignity Ramaswami Mahalingam; 13. Transforming humanitarianism: precarities at work in the new activist volunteer sector Sue Clayton; 14. Artificial intelligence, gig economy and precarity Mustafa F. Özbilgin, Nur Gundogdu and Jan Akalin.
1. Introduction Elina Meliou, Joana Vassilopoulou and Mustafa F. Ozbilgin; 2. Pandemic precarities and gendered biopolitics within the neo-liberal university Steve Vincent, Ana Lopes, Nosheen Jawaid Khan, Andrew Kozhevnikov and Julie Monroe; 3. LGBTQ+ individuals and precarious work Oscar Holmes IV, Erhan Aydin, Richard Greggory Johnson III and Emir Ozeren; 4. Age, gender and precarity: the experience of late career self-employment Elina Meliou and Oliver Mallett; 5. How the (in)ability of using one's disability strategically reinforces inequality and precariousness amongst disabled workers: the case of France Sarah Richard and Sophie Hennekam; 6. Classed and gendered experiences of precarity in dirty work Rachel Morgan, Annilee Game and Natalia Slutskaya; 7. Precarity and diversity: the intersectional case of female Christian janitorial workers Mariam Mohsin and Jawad Syed; 8. Precarious work in the gig economy: diversity, race and indigeneity lenses Kurt April; 9. Refugees' vulnerability towards precarious work: an intersectionality perspective Lena Knappert, Brigitte Kroon, Angela Kornau and Bassant Abdelmageed; 10. Trapped in precarious work: the case of Syrian refugee workers in Turkey Deniz Palalar Alkan, Rifat Kamasak, Esin Sayin and Joana Vassilopoulou; 11. How precarity is threaded into migration rules: the case of the UK, Germany and Australia Dimitria Groutsis, Shireen Kanji and Joana Vassilopoulou; 12. Culture, precarity and dignity Ramaswami Mahalingam; 13. Transforming humanitarianism: precarities at work in the new activist volunteer sector Sue Clayton; 14. Artificial intelligence, gig economy and precarity Mustafa F. Özbilgin, Nur Gundogdu and Jan Akalin.
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