Titlebook: Geographies of the Platform Economy; Critical Perspective Mário Vale,Daniela Ferreira,Nuno Rodrigues Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Digital Work and the Struggle for Labour Representation: The Food and Grocery Online Retail Sector isentation. These scales are shaped by local labour market characteristics (high share of migrant workers) and the local business environment (vibrant start-up and venture capital scene), as well as by the national legal institutional industrial relations framework. The chapter ends with suggestions

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Positioning Rural Geography into Platform Economies: Why We Need to Ask New Questions When Researchiy and geography in considering the platform economy with examples of rural small business and agriculture. It illustrates why the nuances and complexity of rural spaces need to become part of understanding the dynamics of the platform economy. Centring rural as important and spatially significant no

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Digital Platforms for (or Against?) Marginal Areas: Smart Working and Back-to-the-Village Rhetoric iicular, the research explores discourses combining smart working and new mobility/tourist models and practices such as “workation” to scrutinize if these innovation practices fall within strategies of local development or, on the contrary, of territorial corporization, by reproducing crystallized st

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All in a Day’s Work: Impacts of On-Demand Platform Delivery Work on Immigrant Riders in Barcelonainterviews with immigrant messengers from the . and . platforms in the Barcelona metropolitan area amid the March 2020 coronavirus lockdown. Reinforced by interactions with immigrant platform riders via their social media and chat groups, the chapter explores their contrasting workaday experiences o

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Die Vereinten Nationen im 21. Jahrhunderton and interiorization of two main ride-hailing corporations have been observed: Uber and 99/DiDi (originally a Brazilian startup), although other companies with a lower market share have operated in some other cities. Methodologically, this research is based on qualitative and quantitative data tha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91016-1as geospatial data are becoming increasingly relevant in all aspects of daily life as well as for Web businesses. This chapter focuses on the example of the OpenStreetMap project and contrasts it with two techno-capitalist platforms: Meta/Facebook and Grab. OpenStreetMap is often considered the most