Analyzing whether the UN Global Principles are equipped to address the structural issues plaguing media platforms.

Making the case for understanding ‘variation’ in platform capitalism.

Exploring how we can walk the tightrope of demanding recognition online, and for safe digital spaces to mobilize, socialize, and work without falling for hegemonic neoliberal feminist identity politics.

What must we do to reclaim the emancipatory potential of social media for feminist transformation?

Wresting power back from platform capitalism

How the Covid crisis may impact the future of labor markets across the global South

Gig workers find themselves in a double bind as platforms respond to the crisis with piecemeal measures.

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On-demand domestic work combines precarity of gig work with lack of legal protection of traditional domestic work.