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Uber might not take over the world, but it is still normalising job insecurity

  • Written by Peter Fleming, Professor, University of Technology Sydney

The effective exclusion of Uber from London, one of the digital platform’s most lucrative markets, adds to a small but significant list of places putting up roadblocks to “uberisation”.

Governments in Bulgaria, China, Denmark, Hungary and Australia’s Northern Territory have all made conditions hostile to Uber. There are...

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