Du désir d’autonomie à l’indépendance
The “self-employed” constitute a highly heterogeneous statistical category. The present article argues that a significant recent increase in their numbers translates a sea change in today’s production and/or work paradigms. The patterns of the “independent workers” who have been emerging specificall...
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| description | The “self-employed” constitute a highly heterogeneous statistical category. The present article argues that a significant recent increase in their numbers translates a sea change in today’s production and/or work paradigms. The patterns of the “independent workers” who have been emerging specifically mirrors those generally associated with skilled service sector workers. Products of the crisis in wage-earning, these individuals also incarnate the new demand for autonomy. After using a historical perspective to demonstrate the diversity of self-employed workers and their changing situations, certain assumptions are made both about the meaning of these new worker archetypes - ones who have emerged out of the space between coercion and the desire for autonomy – and the forms of collective action they embody. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-da1ccc8386514030ad8bc4c070db77c02025-08-20T03:07:24ZfraLa Nouvelle Revue du TravailLa Nouvelle Revue du Travail2263-89892014-11-01510.4000/nrt.1844Du désir d’autonomie à l’indépendanceMarie-Christine BureauAntonella CorsaniThe “self-employed” constitute a highly heterogeneous statistical category. The present article argues that a significant recent increase in their numbers translates a sea change in today’s production and/or work paradigms. The patterns of the “independent workers” who have been emerging specifically mirrors those generally associated with skilled service sector workers. Products of the crisis in wage-earning, these individuals also incarnate the new demand for autonomy. After using a historical perspective to demonstrate the diversity of self-employed workers and their changing situations, certain assumptions are made both about the meaning of these new worker archetypes - ones who have emerged out of the space between coercion and the desire for autonomy – and the forms of collective action they embody.https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/1844cooperationautonomyindependent workerself-employment |
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| title | Du désir d’autonomie à l’indépendance |
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| title_short | Du désir d’autonomie à l’indépendance |
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