Last updated 2009.02.25
Comparative Perspectives Database Working Paper Series
Please Note: Earlier versions of these working papers were presented at the "Contours of Precarious Employment" workshop that took place at York University in November 2007. Please cite the GWD/CPD Working Paper Series when referencing papers.
- Armstrong P, Armstrong H. 2009. Precarious employment in the health care sector.
- Burri SD. 2009. The Netherlands: precarious employment in a context of flexicurity.
- Campbell I, Whitehouse G, Janeen Baxter J. 2009. Australia: casual employment, part-time employment and the resilience of the male-breadwinner model.
- Carré F, Heintz J. 2009. The United States: different sources of precariousness in a mosaic of employment arrangements.
- Clement W, Mathieu S, Prus S, Uckardesler E. 2009. Precarious lives in the new economy: comparative intersectional analysis.
- Fagnani J, Letablier M-T. 2009. France: precariousness, gender and the challenges for labour market policy.
- Fuller S. 2009. Investigating longitudinal dimensions of precarious employment: conceptual and practical issues.
- Gottfried H. 2009. Japan: the reproductive bargain and the making of precarious employment.
- MacDonald M. 2009. Spatial dimensions of gendered precariousness: challenges for comparative analysis.
- MacInnes J. 2009. Spain: continuity and change in precarious employment.
- Jonsson I, Nyberg A. 2009. Sweden: precarious work and precarious unemployment.
- O’Connor JS. 2009. Ireland: precarious employment in the context of the European employment strategy.
- O’Reilly J, MacInnes J, Nazio T, Roche J. 2009. The United Kingdom: from flexible employment to vulnerable workers.
- Vosko LF, Clark LF. 2009. Canada: gendered precariousness and social reproduction
- Weinkopf C. 2009. Germany: precarious employment and the rise of mini-jobs.
