Ayomikun Idowu

Publication Types: Journal Article

Publication2022

Crowdwork, digital liminality and the enactment of culturally recognised alternatives to Western precarity: beyond epistemological terra nullius

Research on crowdwork, digital liminality and culturally recognised alternatives to dominant Western accounts of precarity.

Digital platforms of work and the crafting of career path: the crowdworkers’ perspective

Publication2022

Digital platforms of work and the crafting of career path: the crowdworkers’ perspective

Research examining how crowdworkers use digital platforms in crafting and imagining career paths.

Crowdworkers, Social Affirmation and Work Identity: Rethinking dominant assumptions of crowdwork

Publication2021

Crowdworkers, Social Affirmation and Work Identity: Rethinking dominant assumptions of crowdwork

Research rethinking dominant assumptions about crowdwork through social affirmation and work identity.

Publication2021

Crowdwork as an elevator of human capital – a Sustainable Human Development perspective

A Sustainable Human Development perspective on crowdwork as a potential elevator of human capital.