Music is the background of life, representing an international language that connects
different cultures. It is also significant with respect to economies, markets, and businesses …

This article proposes a re-theorisation of the main social relations of platform work, based on
two concepts drawn from Marx: subsumption of labour and the cash nexus. Platform work …

This article examines the assumptions behind the sociology of work and industrial relations
literature on online labour-based platforms. This literature has critically examined working …

Abstract Big Data (BD) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) play a fundamental role in today's
economy that traditional economic models fail to capture. This paper presents a theoretical …

While the literature on musical employment is growing, little research has been conducted
on how concert fees are calculated, discussed, or contested. This article aims to explore …

This paper fills a gap in the literature of platform economy in relation to consumers'
perceptions and actions regarding labour justice. It coins the term 'platformised consumer …

Digital platforms have significantly transformed the labor market, particularly in the gig
economy. Despite this issue's growing importance, no systematic literature review has …

The economic and social consequences of technological change in capitalist societies have
always been profound. For capitalists themselves, new technologies can have pervasive …

Scholars have explored the impact of technological developments on the livelihoods of
musicians before digitalisation and in the contemporary age of music streaming platforms …

The gig economy, encompassing on-demand work via platforms, has grown exponentially
with significant consequences for the interpreting industry. Arguing that this tendency of the …