The rise of new technologies has been a defining feature of advanced capitalist countries over the last decades, reigniting concerns about the future of work, rising inequality, and technological …
What policies do individuals prefer in response to the labor market risks related to the ongoing processes of digitalization and automation? To what extent does being exposed to different forms of “technological risk” condition …
The self-interest approach to preferences for redistribution draws upon the idea that socio-economic conditions influence policy preferences via personal interests. Following this principle, a burgeoning interdisciplinary literature …
This presentation on global carbon inequality, presented by Lucas Chancel, is the second session of the 2022-2023 DigClass seminar series.
This two-day workshop (24-25 November) brought together interdisciplinary experts working on Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) and its implications for fertility, socioeconomic inequality, child development, and ethics.
Real Utopias for a Social Europe: The second two-day workshop on Working Time Reduction and the Four-Day Week.
This presentation on challenges to the welfare state, presented by Silja Häusermann, is the first session of the 2022-2023 DigClass seminar series.
This presentation on college admission policies, presented by Caterina Calsamiglia, is the third session of the 2022-2023 DigClass seminar series.
This document summarises the highlights of the Seminar Series of the Social Classes in the Digital Age (DigClass) Project held between October 2021 and June 2022…
Using firm-level data from 28 European countries, this paper explores the relationship between two types of innovation (process and digital) and different forms of control (direct and indirect) at the workplace…