Unpaid work, capital and coercion by Norene Pupo, Ann Duffy

“…Over the past several decades, household work has generated a dramatic outflow of research and theory on unpaid work. Here, the authors (who shared equally in the writing of this paper) examine multiple forms of unpaid work and propose that in the contemporary capitalist economy the key dimensions of unpaid work are: first, that it is not compensated in terms of direct payments by capital; second, that elsewhere in the economy the same activities are paid; and, lastly, that participation in unpaid work is directly related to socially constructed power relations. …”
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Determinants of the Unpaid Work in Slovakia by Alena Kascakova, Gabriela Nedelova, Mariana Povazanova

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Unpaid work and access to science professions. by Auriel M V Fournier, Angus J Holford, Alexander L Bond, Margaret A Leighton

“…Unpaid work in the sciences is advocated as an entry route into scientific careers. …”
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The sociology of work : continuity and change in paid and unpaid work / by 187528 Edgell, Stephen

THE SOCIOLOGY OF WORK : CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN PAID AND UNPAID WORK / by Edgell, Stephen, author, Granter, Edward, author

The sociology of work : change and continuity in paid and unpaid work / by 187528 Edgell, Stephen

A Reflection on the Fair Use of Unpaid Work in Conservation by Ans Vercammen, Caroline Park, Robyn Goddard, Joss Lyons-White, Andrew Knight

“…We focus our attention on three archetypal cases—citizen science, voluntourism and unpaid internships—to highlight the complex and value-laden trade-offs that need to be negotiated to ethically manage unpaid work in conservation. We identify opportunities to redress the balance between volunteer needs and conservation goals. …”
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Outsourced information: identity and unpaid work in the age of digital journalism by Teresa Cristina Furtado Matos, Serge Katembera Rhukuzage

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Understanding the unpaid work roles amongst households, during COVID-19 by Rochelle Furtado, Hoda Seens, Christina Ziebart, James Fraser, Joy C MacDermid

“…This study aims to understand: 1) the distribution of unpaid work roles within households, and 2) if there are certain factors that explain the unpaid work roles within a household during the pandemic. …”
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The problem of unpaid work in household in the context of evolution of contemporary socioeconomic though by Małgorzata Leszczyńska

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Historical patterns of unpaid work in Europe: NTTA results by age and gender by Ana Seme, Lili Vargha, Tanja Istenic, Joze Sambt

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Gendered and differential effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on paid and unpaid work in Nigeria by Alice Mũrage, Amy Oyekunle, Uche Ralph-Opara, Patience Agada, Julia Smith, Kate Hawkins, Rosemary Morgan

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Interning and Investing: Rethinking Unpaid Work, Social Capital, and the “Human Capital Regime” by Sophie Hope, Joanna Figiel

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Unpaid Work in Marine Science: A Snapshot of the Early-Career Job Market by Anna N. Osiecka, Susanna Quer, Aleksandra Wróbel, Katarzyna Osiecka-Brzeska

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Achieving Gender Equality through Paid and Unpaid Work: An Exploration of Mothers’ Perspectives on Work by Sarah Madörin, Sofia Jacinto

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The invisibility of children's paid and unpaid work : implications for Ethiopia's national poverty reduction policy by Woldehanna, T, Tefera, B, Jones, N

“…To address this lacuna, this paper focuses on links between macro-development policies and children’s paid and unpaid work burden in Ethiopia. Using a mixed methods approach, quantitative household survey data results highlight the importance of household wealth and assets, family composition and access to education services, while the qualitative results underscore the role of culturally-ascribed gendered and age-specific conceptualisations of work, parental attitudes and children’s agency. …”

Forced to Work from Home: Division of Unpaid Work between Parents and the Relation to Job Satisfaction by Maria Helena Santos, Miriam Rosa, Rita B. Correia, Jéssica Ramos, Ana Catarina Carvalho

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“<i>We Are Tired</i>”—The Sharing of Unpaid Work between Immigrant Women and Men in Portugal by Estefânia Silva, Cláudia Casimiro, Cristina Pereira Vieira, Paulo Manuel Costa, Joana Topa, Sofia Neves, Janete Borges, Mafalda Sousa

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Hand osteoarthritis is associated with limitations in paid and unpaid work participation and related societal costs: the HOSTAS cohort by Annelies Boonen, Margreet Kloppenburg, Lotte van de Stadt, Frits Rosendaal, Sietse ES Terpstra, Wendy Damman

“…Replacement of unpaid work by others due to hand OA was necessary for 171 out of 381 patients (45%). …”
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The nature and correlates of paid and unpaid work among service users of London Community Mental Health Teams. by Lloyd-Evans, B, Marwaha, S, Burns, T, Secker, J, Latimer, E, Blizard, R, Killaspy, H, Totman, J, Tanskanen, S, Johnson, S

“…Little is known about how the rates and characteristics of mental health service users in unpaid work, training and study compare with those in paid employment. …”