GAFAM’s Labour Practices and Their Impacts: Findings from European Case Studies
Researchers from the University of Barcelona, the University of Wroclaw, ColaBOR, and the University of Bologna have carried out research on how…
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Understanding Industrial Relations in the Platform Economy in EU: Insights from Southern and Central and Eastern Europe
As digital platforms reshape the world of work, they are also shaking up the systems that govern collective and individual labour relations….
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SwissINCA project as INCA supporting spin-off
In Switzerland, within the INCA project, SUPSI has been granted for a side money project from the Mercator Schweiz Foundation named SwissINCA….
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Does GAFAM discourse lead or follow public media discourse?
The final stage of our work in WP3 of the INCA project was to take a first step in the direction of…
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Policy recommendations to promote fairer industrial relations in the platform economy
Extensive empirical work conducted in several EU countries as part of the INCA project shows that the changes and challenges induced by…
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Regulation is not enough. Today we need to plan a fairer digital ecosystem.
Far from being a homogeneous process, the so-called global connectivity is actually a fragmented and layered process, where not all actors and…
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Reading recommendations
Among the main objectives of the INCA project is to stimulate critical thinking and to provide citizens with information on the dangers…
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What do European say when they talk about GAFAM?
THE ISSUE What media say when they talk about GAFAM? How do GAFAM represent their role in the society? Do these representations…
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Horizontal and Vertical Engagement to Foster Creative Thinking on New Social Policies and Proposals
One of the main goals of the INCA project is the active engagement of citizens and stakeholders to formulate policies and to…
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A Typology of Platform Power and its Regulation
While the issue of platform power has received an overwhelming amount of attention in academic and policy circles, its concerns have so…