In this paper we ask the question “inequality of what” to examine the multiple inequalities
revealed under the covid-19 pandemic. An intersectional perspective is adopted from …

The data and debates around the negative impact of online work for women's work-life
balance during the digital acceleration generated by the COVID-19 crisis have lent greater …

The platform economy is conquering the domestic work and home care sector in countries of
the global North as a response to the scarcity of affordable quality care services. Based on in …

We live in an increasingly drone-saturated world. In this article, we bring drone scholarship
and feminist geopolitics into dialogue to interrogate the drone-home. We re-orient military …

Digital technologies and services are increasingly used to meet a wide range of urban
challenges. These developments bear the risk that the urban digital transformation will …

This article explores the growing interest in care within geography. Focusing on care as
waged work, we trace current transformations through commodification and digitalisation …

Digital platforms have become an increasingly central concept for reflecting societal
processes, but the historical and spatial embeddedness of platformization is often neglected …

Around the world, myriad workers perform micro-tasks on online platforms to train and
calibrate artificial intelligence solutions. Despite its apparent openness to anyone with basic …

The past 20 years have seen the steady 'datafication'of school systems–ie the rendering of
key aspects of school practice into data that is digitally collected, processed and circulated …

The COVID‐19 crisis witnessed a major rise in investment in software for the digital
organisation and rationalisation of work, while investment in robotics is continuously lagging …