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Alternatives, 2007 Departing from tendencies to bound precarity in particular time periods and world regions, this article develops an expansive view of precarity over time and across space. Beyond effects of specific global events and macroscale structures, precarity inhabits the microspaces of everyday life. However, people attempt to disengage the stress of precarious
Nancy Ettlinger
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The concept of ‘precarity’ has gained prominence in studies of work and employment relations, in which it indicates multifaceted job insecurity and socio-economic instability tied to neoliberal and post-Fordist landscapes.
Cat Spellman, Jo McBride, Andrew Smith
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Anthropology Today, 2022
This editorial highlights how the Covid‐19 pandemic has magnified precarity as a global life condition. At the same time, it has also emphasized inequality and exposed how some lives are more precarious than others. Those working in the so‐called informal economy have been proportionally harder hit.
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This editorial highlights how the Covid‐19 pandemic has magnified precarity as a global life condition. At the same time, it has also emphasized inequality and exposed how some lives are more precarious than others. Those working in the so‐called informal economy have been proportionally harder hit.
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South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 2015
This essay argues that global neo-liberalism has undercut the analytic power of the concept of the 'subaltern'. It has instead produced a new category: The precariat. It makes this case first by examining Carlo Levi's Christ Stopped at Eboli, which helped define the subaltern, and then by showing that the aftermath of the 1968 revolutions slowly ...
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This essay argues that global neo-liberalism has undercut the analytic power of the concept of the 'subaltern'. It has instead produced a new category: The precariat. It makes this case first by examining Carlo Levi's Christ Stopped at Eboli, which helped define the subaltern, and then by showing that the aftermath of the 1968 revolutions slowly ...
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