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ar-22391	Jonna, R. Jamil; Bellamy Foster, John	Marx’s Theory of Working-Class Precariousness – And Its Relevance Today	2016	25	.pdf	application/pdf	9346	437	50	Marx, Braverman, Reserve Army of Labor, Precarious, Precariat In the last decade and a half the concept of worker precariousness has gained renewed currency among social scientists (e.g. Barbier, 2004; Vosko, 2000; Fudge and Owens, 2006). Most investigators define worker precariousness by reference to what workers lack: access to work; protection from arbitrary firing; possibility for advancement; long- term employment; adequate safety; development of new skills; adequate income; and union representation (see Standing, 2011, 10).	cache/ar-22391.pdf	txt/ar-22391.txt