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The Sociology of Platforms
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If uber are acting like this now, how would they act if they had a monopoly?
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Platform capitalism or sharing economy?
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Platform capitalism or sharing economy?
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What is platform cooperativism?
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Mobilising a sharing economy revolution
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Building the cult of airbnb
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Performing your faith in the great disruptive project
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Airbnb and the Myth of ‘Us’
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Uber’s first experiment in mobilising their users
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Technology, regulation and disruption
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Liberating discretionary effort by robbing your staff of a personal life
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Uber as a moral project
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The spammy origins of Airbnb
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The ‘injustice’ that motivated Uber
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The monopoly bias in the sharing economy
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From Platform Capitalism to Protocol Communism
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What makes the sharing economy go round?
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A behavioural economic critique of Uber’s surge pricing
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The infrastructural ambitions of technology companies
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How do Americans define the sharing economy?
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The price fixing conspiracies of the platform economy
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The foundational lie of digital capitalism
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Zygmunt Bauman’s Chronopolitics
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Isomorphic Inequalities
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Uber’s managed labor force
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A contagion of pivots reveals the hollowness of the sharing economy
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The Politics of the Platform Society
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the grateful serfs of the sharing economy
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from corporation to social movement: the future of lobbying in the sharing economy
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call for papers: IPP2016 “the platform society” (via @claudiakincaid)
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the turn away from contract labour in the sharing economy
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a foretaste of the coming uber wars
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the rhetoric of the sharing economy and uber’s plans for world-domination