o:549555 Inequalities. Vol. 2 – May 2025 en fr pt This issue of Inequalities is dedicated to the impact and consequences of digital platform labor on inequalities and the system of inequalities. Platform capitalism is the result of long-term socio-economic transformations in the wake of the transition to a regime of flexible accumulation. Developments and innovations in the electronics industry, in ICTs, and in digital technologies have played a significant role in these transformations. With the advent of the second machine age and the digitalization of just about everything, the pervasiveness of digital technologies in the various spheres and activities of social life has had multiple effects at the economic, social, cultural, and ecological levels. But the digital sphere is not neutral: its consequences on the entirety of social life and on the world of work do not derive directly from new technologies, but from the capitalist conception and application of them. Contrary to a perspective founded in “technological neutrality”, the digitalization of labor is not simply a technical matter in which technical means dominate over capital. In digitally driven labor transformation processes, the technological element appears on the surface to prevail over the social relations that actually subsume it. Table of contents: DIGITAL LABOUR PLATFORMS AND (NEW) INEQUALITIES Introduction Fabio Perocco, Giorgio Pirina Platform Capitalism Experimental Laboratories and the Struggles for the Regulation Ricardo Antunes, Marco Gonsales, Murillo van der Laan Entre informalité et salariat Tensions et inégalités au sein des mobilisations collectives du secteur de la livraison à Bruxelles Laura Victoria Rakotomalala, Zephyr Vitali Use and Regulation of Brazilian Territory in Platform Capitalism Technical-Financial Subordination of the Popular Economy and the Production of New Social-Spatial Inequalities Lucas M. Guide, Matheus Dezidério Busca Inequalities in the Platform Labor Market A Study on Stratifications in the Italian Food Delivery Sector Nicola Costalunga, Luigi Di Cataldo The System of Inequalities in Food Delivery Services The Case of Riders in Tuscany Mirko Scardoni Trabalho plataformizado e avanço das desigualdades educacionais no Brasil Soraya Franzoni Conde, Cílson César Fagiani, Fabiane Previtali, Rosana Mendes Maciel Moreira Delivery workers • Food delivery • Modèle salarial • Regulation • Mobilisation collective • Platform work • Neoliberalism • Capitalisme de plateforme • Syndicalisme • Infrastructure d’arrivé • Labour Process • School • Legal status • Educational inequalities • Riders • Livraison • Digital platforms • Racial Inequalities • Uberised work • Travailleurs sans-papiers • Popular economy • Labour platforms • Work • Health Inequalities • Platform capitalism • Food Delivery • Working class • Stratification • Work Inequalities • Informalité • Class struggles • Regulation of territory 1552099 10.30687/INQ/3035-0395/2025/02 1552256 3035-0395 2025-11-25T19:13:46.955Z 44 yes 52 Ca’ Foscari University of Venice - Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage application/pdf 4446273 http://phaidra.cab.unipd.it/o:549555 no yes 16 70 UNIVEEDITORIA Edizioni_cafoscari 137 p Inequalities 2 (2025) Venezia Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press 2025-05-21