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Judul Precarity Activism : Youth and Social Change in Southern Europe
Pengarang Casas-Cortés, Maribel
Penerbitan London / : Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), 2025
Deskripsi Fisik 197 p :ilus
ISBN 9781003286561
Subjek Precarious employment
Social movements
Youth activism
Catatan Activist networks throughout Europe developed the concept of precarity at the turn of the 21st century. Retail chain employees, freelancers, cultural workers, caregivers and university adjuncts alike, including those labeled natives or migrants, identified and organized themselves under the umbrella notion of precarity. This ethnography tells the story of precarity activism as it originated and evolved in Southern Europe, tracing its theoretical and linguistic legacy. Highlighting the currency of precarity-inspired proposals for social change, this empirically detailed appraisal recapitulates activist debates over the prospects of flexible labor markets entangled with questions of gender and citizenship. The book’s analysis offers insight into how precarity activism’s visionary notions of sustainable futures speak directly to the tensions of the platform economy. This genealogy of a grassroots political concept will be of use for postgraduate students and scholars interested in anthropology, cultural studies,
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