Titlebook: Hard Work in New Jobs; The Quality of Work Ursula Holtgrewe,Vassil Kirov,Monique Ramioul Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Autonomy in Unlikely Places: Preconditions in Low-Skilled Jobs planning and execution of work have dominated the design of work organisation in the private sector. This has resulted in reduced control by workers in and over their work, as well as increasing fragmentation of work into short-cycle tasks based on the standardisation of labour. In the late 20th ce

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ivelihood perspective and the translocal perspective are analytically mutually enriching. On the one hand, the livelihood approach opens a methodological perspective on translocal agency, allowing for the investigation of mobility and space-spanning structures. On the other hand, the translocal pers

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Ursula Holtgrewe,Vassil Kirov,Monique Ramioulon, and reducing poverty and income inequality. In addition to assessing the labour reallocation across sectors, he investigates the push and pull factors that promote productive labour reallocation. The chapter analyses the poverty and income inequality–reducing power of agriculture and why some co

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Ursula Holtgrewe,Ekaterina L. Markova,Johan E. Ravnoclassical, and structuralist approaches), the associated transmission mechanisms, and empirical findings from existing studies—providing an analytical basis for subsequent chapters. He argues that both theory and evidence illuminate factors that propagate the existence of small farm holders and sea

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ulture as an instrument to bring development to the doorstep of a majority of Africans by engendering food security, reducing poverty and inequality, and expanding job opportunities. He proposes options to rethink agriculture’s role as a multiplier for rural and national development and achieving th