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Labour and employment

Journalism, a bourgeois profession?

By Francesca Barca

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Labour and employment

The unbearable lightness of freelancing: a journey through the precarity of European journalism

By Marta Abbà, Francesca Barca

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Labour and employment

Precarious, poorly paid, risky: freelance journalism in Europe

By Francesca Barca

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Gender issues

‘Hard sciences are not for women’: overcoming stereotypes in Albania and Italy

By Marta Abbà, Arbjona Çibuku - Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa (Trento)

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Ecology and biodiversity

Is eating octopus sustainable? The struggle of artisanal fishers from Mexico to Spain

By Davide Mancini, Paola Margu

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Labour and employment

Ageism: the number one vector of workplace discrimination in Europe?

By Ciarán Lawless

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Civil Society

Civic participation, trauma, resistance and weariness: Ukrainian civil society in wartime

By Francesca Barca

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Internet and innovation

Not-so-artificial intelligence: the human workers who power AI

By Emma Bougerol - Basta! (Paris)

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Internet and innovation

How AI is making it easier to exploit workers

By Hubert Guillaud - Dans les Algorithmes (Paris)

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Labour and employment

Silvia Carta (PICUM): ‘Simply banning a product from the market doesn’t address the drivers of forced labour’

By Adrian Burtin

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Labour and employment

How the Philippines became the nurse factory of the West

By Lola García-Ajofrín, Damaris Sobejano, Günther Strobl, Birgit Wittstock, Michał Żyłowski

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Health

Europe is short of nurses – and so healthcare professionals are on the move

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