Table of Contents

• • Contributors
  • Foreword (Ursula Huws)
  • Introduction (Patrick Cingolani and Donna Kesselman)

• The Gray Zone
  in Work and Employment:
  Theoretical Underpinnings

• • 1. The Analysis of Gray Zones Through Comparison (Olivier Giraud and Frédéric Rey)
  • 2. Beyond the Gray Zone: The Notion of Diversified Regulation (Guy Bellemare, Louise Briand, and Martine D’Amours)

• Class Struggle in the Gray Zone: Resistances and Alternatives in the Face
  of Technological Rupture.
  The Standard
  Employment Relationship in the Gray Zone

• • 3. Institutional Instability as Expression and Reinforcement of the Gray Zone in Employment in Brazil (Sayonara Grillo and José Luiz Soares)
  • 4. Directive (EU) 2021/762 on Improving Working Conditions in Platform Work (Claire Marzo)
  • 5. Freeing Work of Domination (Patrick Cingolani)
  • 6. Remuneration Practices as Technologies of Subject Formation and the Emergence of Gray Zones (Antonella Corsani)
  • 7. Time and Place in Gray Zones of Work and Employment (Corinne Siino)

• The Digital Gray Zone:
  Platform Practices, Tactics,
  Uses and Abuses

• • 8. The App-Based Driver Template and the Construction of Gray Zones (Rodrigo Carelli and Donna Kesselman)
  • 9. Uberization: Informalization and the Age of the Just-in-Time Worker (Ludmila Abílio)
  • 10. The Gray Zone as Spatial Object (Maxime Schirrer)

• Emergent Figures
  in the Gray Zone

• • 11. Food-Delivery and Ride-Hail Workers in Brazil (Christian Azaïs)
  • 12. The Commodification of Women’s Everyday Activities (Isabel Pauline Hildegard Georges and Yumi Garcia dos Santos)
• • Afterword: Gray Zones—What Next? (Mathilde Abel and Patrick Dieuaide)