Vol. 10 No. 2 (2024): Gendering the law of digital platforms. An interdisciplinary and comparative study

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2421-2695/v10-n2-2024

Published: 2024-12-16

Editorial

Gendering Platform Law. An introduction

Claire Marzo, Guido Smorto

I-XI
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Essays

Gendering Labour Law in the Platform Economy: Supporting Women Crowdworkers through Motherhood

Al James

1-27
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Gendering analysis of working conditions and social protection law in digital labour platform work

Kosjenka Dumančič, Alka Obadić

28-51
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A gender critique of the EU directive on platform work from the perspective of feminised and racialised labour

Nelli Kambouri

52-76
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Deepening or buffering the crisis of social reproduction under capitalism? The case of digital care and domestic work platforms

Ivana Pais, Patrizia Zanoni

77-105
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Child work on Platforms. General and Gendered Aspects of YouTubers as Case Study

Shlomit Feldman, Shulamit Almog

106-128
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The Abortion Platformization in the United States: A Critical Perspective

Tamara Roma

129-154
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‘Yoga is Not a Sport’: Mobilisation of Self-Employed Yoga Teachers Against Fitness Platforms

Joanna Bronowicka

155-179
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Reputational ranking of platform workers: on the gender discriminatory implications of users’ feedback

Elisa Parodi

180-200
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Platform work and labour legislation in India: Women’s engagement and the role of gender

Neha Arya, Abhishek Nemuri

201-226
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Gender Segregation in the Labor Process: A Study on Female Food Delivery Riders

Zhang Bingqian

227-241
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