Reading list
Man's work
"""What Is Happening to Man's Work?"" was the title of a classic work by Georges Friedmann, which was published in French in 1950. Over seventy years on, and in the wake of the digital revolution in particular, the same question is being asked again."
Public reading list
- Predefined order
- Title
- Date of publication
- Date added
Journal article
Intellectual Labor: Work and Philosophy in the 17th to 19th Centuries
- By Dinah Ribard
In Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales (2010/3 65th Year)
Journal article
Working More to Consume More
Consumer Desire and the Expansion of Capitalism from the 17th Century to Today
In Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales (2010/3 65th Year)
Journal article
How the digital economy is reshaping the world of work
In Entreprendre & Innover (2018/2 No 37)
Journal article
How will we work tomorrow?
Five strong trends in the development of work
In Futuribles (2018/1 No 422)
Journal article
Going on strike outside of the workforce and remotely?
The protest practices of vehicle-for-hire drivers
- By Sarah Abdelnour
- and Sophie Bernard
In Mouvements (2020/3 No 103)
Journal article
Remote working and the challenges it presents
- Interview with Sophie Binet,
- Alexandra Jean,
- Frédérique Letourneux,
- et al.
In Mouvements (2021/2 No 106)
Journal article
Home help: How unpaid labor has developed in order to deal with irreconcilable policy objectives
In Mouvements (2021/2 No 106)
Journal article
The personal is political… and economic! For a political economy of surrogacy work
- By Marlène Jouan
- and Clémence Clos
In Nouvelles Questions Féministes (2020/2 Vol. 39)
Journal article
The meaning of self-entrepreneurship in digital marketplaces for the tinkering sector
In Nouvelle revue de psychosociologie (2019/1 No 27)
Journal article
Sharing or not sharing? Household division of labor by marital status in France, 1985–2009
- By Lamia Kandil
- and Hélène Périvier
In Population (2021/1 Vol. 76)
Journal article
Rethinking work and jobs through ecology
In Projet (2017/6 No 361)
Journal article
Working to get money? Origins and forms of labor compensation
- By Marion Clerc
- and Lorine Labrue
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
When leisure activities meet remuneration: The case of food blogging
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
Why does Cristiano Ronaldo make so much money?
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
“Well paid to do nothing”? Remuneration in David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs
- By Étienne de l’Estoile
- and Julie Oudot
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
Are digital platforms revolutionizing the way we work?
A Web scraping-based study of two platforms: Etsy and La Belle Assiette
In Réseaux (2018/6 No 212)
Journal article
From utopia to dystopia: What does the collaborative economy collaborate with?
In Revue française des affaires sociales (2018/2)
Journal article
Bullshit Jobs
David Graeber, Paris, Les Liens qui libèrent, 2018, 416 p.
- Lu par Thomas Coutrot
In Travail et emploi (2019/4 n° 160)
Journal article
Impacts of telework on the worker and his professional, family and social spheres
- By Émilie Vayre
In Le travail humain (2019/1 Vol. 82)
Book
Book
Qu'est-ce qu'un régime de travail réellement humain ?
- By Pierre Musso
- and Alain Supiot
Book
Travailler au XXIe siècle
L'ubérisation de l'économie ?
- By Jacques Barthelemy
- and Gilbert Cette
Book
Journal article
Intellectual Labor: Work and Philosophy in the 17th to 19th Centuries
- By Dinah Ribard
In Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales (2010/3 65th Year)
Journal article
Working More to Consume More
Consumer Desire and the Expansion of Capitalism from the 17th Century to Today
In Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales (2010/3 65th Year)
Journal article
How the digital economy is reshaping the world of work
In Entreprendre & Innover (2018/2 No 37)
Journal article
How will we work tomorrow?
Five strong trends in the development of work
In Futuribles (2018/1 No 422)
Journal article
Going on strike outside of the workforce and remotely?
The protest practices of vehicle-for-hire drivers
- By Sarah Abdelnour
- and Sophie Bernard
In Mouvements (2020/3 No 103)
Journal article
Remote working and the challenges it presents
- Interview with Sophie Binet,
- Alexandra Jean,
- Frédérique Letourneux,
- et al.
In Mouvements (2021/2 No 106)
Journal article
Home help: How unpaid labor has developed in order to deal with irreconcilable policy objectives
In Mouvements (2021/2 No 106)
Journal article
The personal is political… and economic! For a political economy of surrogacy work
- By Marlène Jouan
- and Clémence Clos
In Nouvelles Questions Féministes (2020/2 Vol. 39)
Journal article
The meaning of self-entrepreneurship in digital marketplaces for the tinkering sector
In Nouvelle revue de psychosociologie (2019/1 No 27)
Journal article
Sharing or not sharing? Household division of labor by marital status in France, 1985–2009
- By Lamia Kandil
- and Hélène Périvier
In Population (2021/1 Vol. 76)
Journal article
Rethinking work and jobs through ecology
In Projet (2017/6 No 361)
Journal article
Working to get money? Origins and forms of labor compensation
- By Marion Clerc
- and Lorine Labrue
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
When leisure activities meet remuneration: The case of food blogging
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
Why does Cristiano Ronaldo make so much money?
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
“Well paid to do nothing”? Remuneration in David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs
- By Étienne de l’Estoile
- and Julie Oudot
In Regards croisés sur l'économie (2020/2 No 27)
Journal article
Are digital platforms revolutionizing the way we work?
A Web scraping-based study of two platforms: Etsy and La Belle Assiette
In Réseaux (2018/6 No 212)
Journal article
From utopia to dystopia: What does the collaborative economy collaborate with?
In Revue française des affaires sociales (2018/2)
Journal article
Bullshit Jobs
David Graeber, Paris, Les Liens qui libèrent, 2018, 416 p.
- Lu par Thomas Coutrot
In Travail et emploi (2019/4 n° 160)
Journal article
Impacts of telework on the worker and his professional, family and social spheres
- By Émilie Vayre
In Le travail humain (2019/1 Vol. 82)
Book
Book
Qu'est-ce qu'un régime de travail réellement humain ?
- By Pierre Musso
- and Alain Supiot
Book
Travailler au XXIe siècle
L'ubérisation de l'économie ?
- By Jacques Barthelemy
- and Gilbert Cette
