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Precarity (also precariousness) is a
precarious existence,
lacking in predictability, job security,
material or
psychological welfare. The
social class...
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social issue is a
problem that
affects many
people within a society. It is a
group of
common problems in present-day
society that many
people strive...
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Australian do****entary
narrated by
Willem Dafoe highlights the
importance and
precarity of
rivers worldwide". ABC News.
March 23, 2022.
Archived from the original...
- the
hardships imposed on
employees such as
toxic working environments,
precarity, and long hours,
could be
responsible for 120,000
excess deaths annually...
- account, the
group would be more
inclined to
support populism.
Reasons for
precarity vary: in the
Global North, it has
often been
linked to a
decline in living...
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precariat (/prɪˈkɛəriət/) is a
social class formed by
people suffering from
precarity,
which means existing without predictability or security,
affecting material...
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Sanford F. (2015). The
Return of
Ordinary Capitalism: Neoliberalism,
Precarity, Occupy.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-025302-8.
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- — Mutsuhito,
January 3, 1868
Despite the new
government being in a
state of
precarity,
public placards and
street demonstrations were
often loyalist in tone...
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characters to
convey precarity; hence, "the
absence of any
collective organization in the
novel further emphasizes the
divisions that
precarity creates". Dunn...
- 11010034. McKercher,
Catherine (September 2009). "Writing on the Margins:
Precarity and the
Freelance Journalist".
Feminist Media Studies. 3 (9): 370–374...
