Description

This doctoral course explores the interconnectedness between labour mobilisation and the rise of precarious jobs, informal contracts, and flexible working conditions. It will focus on providing PhD candidates with the necessary tools to research and analyse the world of paid and unpaid work. Stemming from an interdisciplinary approach, it will pay attention to a wide range of perspectives and methodologies regarding the politics of work and its various forms of resistance. The course will focus on ethnographic and participatory research methods in order to examine labour from a gender, class and race perspective.