Chapter 1 Introduction: The Political Reinvention of Work in Times of Crisis

Chapter 2 Outsourcing, Offshoring and the Deconstruction of Employment: New and Old Challenges

Chapter 3 New Forms of Work and Employment in the Digital Economy

Chapter 4 The Deconstruction of Employment and the Crisis of Citizenship in Europe

Chapter 5 The Decline of the Worker as Collective Subject

Chapter 6 The Employment Relationship, Atypical Forms of Employment and Protection Standards in the European Union

Chapter 7 Self-Employment and the Transformation of Employment Relationships in Europe

Chapter 8 The Blurring of Employment Boundaries: A Social Economy Perspective

Chapter 9 The Marketisation of Public Employment and Public Services and Its Impact on Civil Servants and Citizens

Chapter 10 The Boundaries of Unemployment Institutional Rules and Real-Life Experiences

Chapter 11 Can We Still Speak the Language of Unemployment? Some Reflections Based on the French Experience

Chapter 13 Transformation in the Meaning of Work Beyond the Institutional Sphere: The View from the Standpoint of Gender Relations and Differences

Chapter 14 Conclusion