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Die ASEAN heute: Sonderveröffentlichung aus Anlaß der 11. EU-ASEAN-Außenministerkonferenz in Karlsruhe am 22./23. Sept. 1994
In: Südostasien aktuell / Sonderausgabe, 1994
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L'Espagne et la formation du droit des gens moderne: acta colloquii Bruxellensis 22 X 1985
In: Colloquia Europalia 4
Affaire Lithgow et autres: decision du 22 mai 1984 (dessaisissement) ; arrêt du 28 juillet 1986
In: Publications de la Cour Européenne des Droits de l'homme
In: Sér. A, Arrêts et décisions 102
Hitler und die Atombombe: überarbeitete Fassung des ungekürzten Vortrages auf der Tagung der Zeitgeschichtlichen Forschungsstelle Ingolstadt am 22. November 1986
In: Veröffentlichung der Zeitgeschichtlichen Forschungsstelle Ingolstadt 21
In: Ingolstädter Vorträge
Situation der berufstätigen Frau in unserer Gesellschaft: Protokoll e. Anhörung der CDU-Landtagsfraktion am 22. Nov. 1980
In: Schriftenreihe der CDU-Fraktion im Landtag von Baden-Württemberg 5
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Economic security & the regulation of gig work in California: From AB5 to Proposition 22
Employment is the primary legal and political means to address economic inequality in the United States. With the evisceration of the welfare state, employment is also key to democratic outcomes. Despite this, self-employed work deployed by labour platforms like Uber has grown in recent years. What can we learn from worker demands and recent regulatory attempts to clarify and extend who is covered by employment protections? Based on a decade of legal and ethnographic research in the state of California, I situate the legal and regulatory history of labour platform work in the context of platform workers' experiences and responses to the insecurities and poverty promulgated by their putative status as independent contractors. In highlighting this history, I argue that self-organised labour platform workers were critical to the passage of a state law (AB5) that would have forced companies to treat them as employees—with access to predictable living wages, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, and health insurance, among other safety net protections. Finally, I show how, leveraging tremendous structural and instrumental power, the major labour platform companies, in the middle of the global Coronavirus pandemic, sponsored a successful referendum on AB5, and lay out the anti-democratic implications of the referendum's passage.
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Comment Letter on SEC Climate Disclosure Proposal by 22 Law and Finance Professors
In: GWU Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2022-17
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Comment Letter on SEC Climate Disclosure Proposal by 22 Law and Finance Professors
In: GWU Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2022-17
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