Feminism and Intersectionality in Digital Platform Work

Feminism and Intersectionality in Digital Platform Work investigates the gendered, racialised, and classed dynamics of tech jobs in South-East Europe, offering an interdisciplinary perspective on the digital transformation of work. This volume brings together empirically grounded, theoretically rigorous, and policy-relevant contributions that challenge dominant techno-solutionist narratives and explore alternative imaginaries rooted in justice and care. Chapters examine feminist design principles, co-creation methodologies, ethical algorithmic governance, and regional policy innovations, alongside lived experiences of platform workers and civil society engagement. Feminism and Intersectionality in Digital Platform Work presents an urgent and innovative contribution to global debates on the future of work, and will be of use to social science scholars, policymakers, activists, and practitioners.