
DIGITAL ECONOMY
The rise of the digital economy has been one of the most striking developments in the global economy over the last decade. The emergence of new market technologies and market modes of economic organization - such as algorithms and platforms - has ‘disrupted’ many industries, perhaps most strikingly those in the urban mobility space such as taxis and local delivery. It has also prompted widespread anxieties about the ‘future of work’ in both the Global North and Global South.
An Algorithmic Bon Marché? Platform Governance In Urban Spaces
Law and Political Economy (LPE) Blog, June 2021
Jason Jackson
Labor Studies: Who and Where? A Global Perspective on the Future of Work(ers)
Working paper (forthcoming, Labor Studies Journal)
Jason Jackson & Ayan Meer
Data, Computation and Racial Capitalism: Labor and Environmental Governance
Working paper
Priyanka DeSouza & Jason Jackson