8 July 2022
The University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

2022 SASE/Digit Early Career Workshop

Fractious Connections: Anarchy, Activism, Coordination, and Control

SASE hosted its seventh Early Career Workshop at its 2022 Conference in partnership with the Digital Futures at Work Research Centre (Digit)

 

The SASE/Digit Early Career Workshop (ECW) was a one-day workshop that provides an opportunity for a longer and deeper discussion of applicants’ conference papers. This year it will be hosted by senior SASE and Digit professors.

 

Workshop committee

Workshop faculty

 

Chiara Benassi

Alexandre Afonso

Ying Chen

Imran Chowdhury

Annelies Fryberger

Kate Hardy

Becky Faith

Roberto Pedersini

Michelle Hsieh

Steve Rolf

Astrid Krenz

Carola Westermeier

Roberto Pedersini

 

Steve Rolf

 
   

 

Workshop participants

Fabio Ascione, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University (joint PSE, ENS/EHESS), France
A Lending Hand from Abroad? Corporate Saving and Imported Intermediate Inputs in Three European Countries
Network O: Global Value Chains

 

Swati Chintala, New York University, USA
Solidarity and Collective Action in the Platform Economy in India
Network J: Digital Economy

 

Joshua Cova, Humboldt University of Berlin and Hertie School, Germany
Convergence and Readjustments: Exploring the Role of Minimum Wages in Europe’s Growth Models
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Tommaso Crescioli, London School of Economics, UK
Reinforcing Each Other: How the Combination of European and Domestic Reforms Increased Competition in Liberalized Industries
Network H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

 

Robert Dorschel, University of Cambridge, UK
Tech Workers and the Class Matrix of Digital Capitalism
Network J: Digital Economy

 

Aida Garcia-Lazaro, University of Bath, UK
Growth Regimes, Intangible Capital and the Labour Share
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Shaquilla Harrigan, University of Pennsylvania, USA
“She Can Get a Visa”: Intersectional Identity Work at a Kenyan NGO
Network D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

 

Gustav Kalm, Columbia University, USA
“We Want Companies to Come Here!” Why Foreign Investment Flows Excite Witches and Lawyers Alike?
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Danish Khan, Franklin & Marshall College, USA
Reformulating Theories of ‘Accumulation By Dispossession’: Processes of ‘Contested Accumulations through Displacement’ in Postcolonial Punjab, Pakistan
Network B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

 

Lukas Lehner, University of Oxford, UK
Begging Thy Coworker – Labor Market Dualization and the Slow-Down of Wage Growth in Europe
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Wendy Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Trading Places: A Sequence Analysis of the Revolving Door in U.S. Trade Policy
Network D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

 

Kristen McNeill, Brown University, USA
Gendered Evaluations, Gendered Effects: Gatekeeping Access to (micro)Credit Markets in Colombia
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Andrew Messamore, University of Texas at Austin, USA
The Effect of Community Organizing on Landlords’ Use of Eviction Filing: Evidence from U.S. Cities
Network A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

 

Barbara Orth, Free University Berlin, Germany
Riders United Will Never be Divided? – a Cautionary Tale of Disrupting the Platformization of Urban Space
Mini-conference TH09: Labor and Collective Action in Transformation

 

Nicholas Pang, Columbia University, USA
Race, Occupation, and the National Imaginary of Deservingness in Bankruptcy
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Maria Sagmeister, University of Vienna, Austria
Legal Regulations of Domestic Care Work: Facilitating or Limiting Connectivity?
Network I: Alternatives to Capitalism

 

Josep Serrano-Serrat, Instituto Carlos III-Juan March, Spain
Skill Specificity, Labor Market Context and Attitudes Towards Immigration
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Viktor Skyrman, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
Connecting the Dots between Transnational Forces of Financialization and National Political Economies in Europe – the Institutionalization of Covered Bonds
Mini-conference TH01: Connecting the dots between global capitalism and national capitalisms

 

Diederik Stadig, VU Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Unintentional Creation of a Tax Haven
E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Anna Wozny, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
Intermediaries in Marketized Courtship Exchanges: The Case of Japanese “Marriage-Hunting”
H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

 

Mustafa Yavas, Yale University, USA
The White-Collar Opt-out
G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

 

 

The SASE 2022 Early Career Workshop was organized in partnership with the Digital Futures at Work Research Centre

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Workshop Participants

Fabio Ascione, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University (joint PSE, ENS/EHESS), France
A Lending Hand from Abroad? Corporate Saving and Imported Intermediate Inputs in Three European Countries
Network O: Global Value Chains

 

Swati Chintala, New York University, USA
Solidarity and Collective Action in the Platform Economy in India
Network J: Digital Economy

 

Joshua Cova, Humboldt University of Berlin and Hertie School, Germany
Convergence and Readjustments: Exploring the Role of Minimum Wages in Europe’s Growth Models
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Tommaso Crescioli, London School of Economics, UK
Reinforcing Each Other: How the Combination of European and Domestic Reforms Increased Competition in Liberalized Industries
Network H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

 

Robert Dorschel, University of Cambridge, UK
Tech Workers and the Class Matrix of Digital Capitalism
Network J: Digital Economy

 

Aida Garcia-Lazaro, University of Bath, UK
Growth Regimes, Intangible Capital and the Labour Share
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Shaquilla Harrigan, University of Pennsylvania, USA
“She Can Get a Visa”: Intersectional Identity Work at a Kenyan NGO
Network D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

 

Gustav Kalm, Columbia University, USA
“We Want Companies to Come Here!” Why Foreign Investment Flows Excite Witches and Lawyers Alike?
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Danish Khan, Franklin & Marshall College, USA
Reformulating Theories of ‘Accumulation By Dispossession’: Processes of ‘Contested Accumulations through Displacement’ in Postcolonial Punjab, Pakistan
Network B: Globalization and Socio-Economic Development

 

Lukas Lehner, University of Oxford, UK
Begging Thy Coworker – Labor Market Dualization and the Slow-Down of Wage Growth in Europe
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Wendy Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Trading Places: A Sequence Analysis of the Revolving Door in U.S. Trade Policy
Network D: Professions and Professionals in a Globalizing World

 

Kristen McNeill, Brown University, USA
Gendered Evaluations, Gendered Effects: Gatekeeping Access to (micro)Credit Markets in Colombia
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Andrew Messamore, University of Texas at Austin, USA
The Effect of Community Organizing on Landlords’ Use of Eviction Filing: Evidence from U.S. Cities
Network A: Communitarian Ideals and Civil Society

 

Barbara Orth, Free University Berlin, Germany
Riders United Will Never be Divided? – a Cautionary Tale of Disrupting the Platformization of Urban Space
Mini-conference TH09: Labor and Collective Action in Transformation

 

Nicholas Pang, Columbia University, USA
Race, Occupation, and the National Imaginary of Deservingness in Bankruptcy
Network N: Finance and Society

 

Maria Sagmeister, University of Vienna, Austria
Legal Regulations of Domestic Care Work: Facilitating or Limiting Connectivity?
Network I: Alternatives to Capitalism

 

Josep Serrano-Serrat, Instituto Carlos III-Juan March, Spain
Skill Specificity, Labor Market Context and Attitudes Towards Immigration
Network E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Viktor Skyrman, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
Connecting the Dots between Transnational Forces of Financialization and National Political Economies in Europe – the Institutionalization of Covered Bonds
Mini-conference TH01: Connecting the dots between global capitalism and national capitalisms

 

Diederik Stadig, VU Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Unintentional Creation of a Tax Haven
E: Political Economy of Industrial Relations and Welfare States

 

Anna Wozny, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
Intermediaries in Marketized Courtship Exchanges: The Case of Japanese “Marriage-Hunting”
H: Markets, Firms and Institutions

 

Mustafa Yavas, Yale University, USA
The White-Collar Opt-out
G: Labor Markets, Education, and Human Resources

Workshop Committee

 

Roberto Pedersini (chair)
Dr. Steven Rolf
Astrid Krenz
Prof. Debra Howcroft
Becky Faith
Chiara Benassi
Ying Chen
Michelle Hsieh