Titlebook: Virtual Workers and the Global Labour Market; Juliet Webster,Keith Randle Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 l

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Stina Bengtssonunion of pure intuition (space and .) and the categories of the understanding, accomplished through the schemata of the transcendental imagination, which therefore is the center in man which institutes the horizon of transcendence. In this horizon: knower has access to known, because ontological kno

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Book 2016ore services. Cross-disciplinary insights from across the social sciencesinform contributions on labour market entry, employment relations, precariousness,the dynamics of virtual teams, and cyberbullying, in order to illustrate thediversity of virtual work, its circumstances and its labour force.. . .. .

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Young Entrepreneurs and Creative Collectives: Greek New Media Workers in Constant Crisis ‘Creative Collectives’—to precarious project work and the decline of traditional workplaces, boundaries, and identities. Some new media workers have become entrepreneurs; others have adopted more socialised ways of working. It is unclear whether either practice will be sustainable in the longer term.

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Virtual Innovation Work: Labour, Creativity, and Standardisationing, this chapter demonstrates how standardisation of innovation can cause new tensions in the relationship between the formal and informal, and how virtual workers cope with the new, resulting paradoxes in everyday innovation work. ‘Virtual Work in Innovation and R&D’ draws on organisational theory and the concept of labouring capacity.