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How does non-scalability theory provide theoretical support for labor protests at global scale?

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How does non-scalability theory provide theoretical support for labor protests at global scale?

CSCW '24Scalar Devices of a Global Movement of GigWorker Activists: Nonscalability and the Possibilities of Proliferation

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How do platform workers' protests leverage scalar devices (e.g., meetings, synchronized actions, publications) for global diffusion?

CSCW '24Scalar Devices of a Global Movement of GigWorker Activists: Nonscalability and the Possibilities of Proliferation

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Can diverse, localized approaches replace the single-scaling goal in current protest movements?

CSCW '24Scalar Devices of a Global Movement of GigWorker Activists: Nonscalability and the Possibilities of Proliferation

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What specific impacts do public and private funding have on open-source software (OSS) development?

CSCW '24Open Source Software Developers’ Views on Public and Private Funding: A Case Study on scikit-learn

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How do OSS developers view the pros and cons of different funding models?

CSCW '24Open Source Software Developers’ Views on Public and Private Funding: A Case Study on scikit-learn

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How do hybrid funding models perform in meeting diverse needs of OSS communities and funders?

CSCW '24Open Source Software Developers’ Views on Public and Private Funding: A Case Study on scikit-learn

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How have public discussion themes on abortion law evolved over time in the post-Roe era?

CSCW '24Post-Roe Public Discourse: A Temporal Analysis of Discussion on US Abortion Law Changes

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