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Techniques of non-personship: How butlers maintain social distance while serving elites in physical proximity
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A multi-scalar continuum of domesticities: Social and spatial hierarchies
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Domestic work in a gendered moral economy of reciprocity: Gift, counter-gift and sacrifice in Filipino/Thai-Belgian couples in Belgium
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Between domestic and professional: Ambiguities of the migrant carer position in the private household
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The battle of the squares: When domestic workers protest
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Outsourcing to mitigate domestic work relations: A case study of French home childcare agencies
Hélène Malarmey
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Constructing better exchanges by enforcing a moral contract: Grey work, irregular migrant labour and the moral economy of illegality in paid domestic work in Geneva
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Same same but different: Care labour migration in China and Singapore
Laura Ng & Yunhui Ye
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Beyond victimhood: The agency of migrant domestic workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
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More of the same or one step further? A comparative analysis of work on digital home care platforms in Belgium and Spain
Sofía Pérez de Guzmán et al.
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What is a tech worker, really?
Valentin Niebler
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Remote robotics, or the digital re-embodiment of labour
James Steinhoff et al.
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The e-commerce labour regime: Amazon and beyond
Nik Theodore & Beth Gutelius
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South African e-commerce logistics: Reproducing racialised capitalism through warehouse work
Bridget Kenny
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An uncertain elite
Martin Krzywdzinski et al.
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Digital twins and logistical labour: Models, plans and the inversion of the ‘real’
Zoe Elena Horn & Michael Richardson
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Voices of Brazilian tech workers
Kenzo Soares Seto
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Do the companies of the future have a future? A case-based overview of the structure, development and limitations of delivery platforms
Sterenn Lebayle
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Cybertariats in the export-oriented service sector: The case of call centres in Mexico
Mateo Crossa
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