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 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 12 Counting Working Women in France: The Figures Are Political

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