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precarious practises, precarious futures The majority of students graduating from art schools end up operating in what has been termed the 2 nd economy. paul jones, adam cooke | school of creative arts | glyndwr university precarious practises,

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The majority of students graduating from art schools end up operating in what has been termed the 2nd economy.

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collaborative tasks

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age of access

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emerging futures

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work/life pattern

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The rise of unemployment and underemployment globally releasing large numbers of people into self-determined activities. The widespread availability of new forms of technology that enables the production and dissemination of this work as part of this gift economy.   Roberts, 2015, 23

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Those that strive for full time employment may see their hope for stability cut short by the approaching threat of automation. 

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ethics the effect of immaterial labour emergence of the precariat

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local stakeholders  existing models

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dissemination

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who needs me?

Is a question of character which suffers a radical challenge in modern capitalism.

  Sennet, 2001, 23

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locale

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A reclaiming, repairing and/or inventing work structures that restore constructive, humane social relations.    Harvie, 2013, 56

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The International Network on Legal Assistance to Refugees which associates lawyers and translators providing free-of-charge legal assistance to refugees.   

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dissemination

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Advanced expression of the new modes of production and new labour relations generated by capitalisms recent transformation (liquid modernity)    (Dezeuze, 2017, 204).  

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insecurity 

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uncertainty

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unsafety

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a reclaiming, repairing and/or inventing work structures that restore constructive, humane social relations (Harvie, 2013, 56)

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Flexibility
Sub-contracting
Zero hour contact
Outsourcing
Deskilling
Multitasking
Cultural workers
Gig economy
Knowledge economy

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Criticality Performed: Performative Learning Through Agonistic Interventions Provocative Pedagogies: Performative Teaching and Learning in the Arts, Lincoln, 14th October 2017

Growing themes