Berni, Veronica, Ribolla, Patrizia Luen, Rota, Francesca, and Sottocorno, Maddalena
Subjects
LITERATURE reviews, SOCIAL sustainability, SUSTAINABLE development, PUBLIC spaces, INTERDISCIPLINARY research, BANANAS
Abstract
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Baroni, Federica, Giraldo, Mabel, Adami, Valentina, and Damiani, Sara
Subjects
SIGN language, ITALIAN language, ART schools, ANTHROPOSOPHY, PUBLIC universities & colleges, ECCENTRIC loads
Abstract
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DIGITAL technology, HETEROGENEITY, PARTICIPATION, ETHNOLOGY, PROFESSIONS
Abstract
So far, food-delivery riders have been addressed in reference to broad socio-economic processes related to the diffusion of digital labour platforms. Adopting a dispositional approach, this paper frames the rider’s occupation as a specific and openended occupation. We try to shed light on the dynamics of differentiation and positioning within this occupational space, thus recomposing its heterogeneity. The article is based on a mixed-methods research carried out in Milan in 2020, centred on an “observant participation” of seven months, during which the researcher worked as a rider. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]