Rutvica Andrijasevic
Biographic Data
| ID | 74935 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rutvica Andrijasevic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rutvica |
| FAMILY NAME | Andrijasevic |
| SIGNATURE | ANDRIJASEVIC R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6979-4812 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 318 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Forced labour in supply chains
This article makes a conceptual contribution to the broader literature on unfree labour by challenging the separate treatment of sexual and industrial labour exploitation both by researchers and in law and policy. This article argues that the prevailing focus of the supply chain literature on industrial labour has inadvertently posited sexual labour as the ‘other’ of industrial labour thus obfuscating how the legal blurring of boundaries between …
From Exception to Excess
About the book: This important collection examines deportation as an increasingly global mechanism of state control. Anthropologists, historians, legal scholars, and sociologists consider not only the physical expulsion of noncitizens, but also the social discipline and labour subordination resulting from deportability, the threat of forced removal. They explore practices and experiences of deportation in regional and national settings from the U…
Reform of the Posting of Workers Regime – An Assessment of the Practical Impact on Unfree Labour Relations
The 2018 Amending Directive is the most recent response to the failings of the European Union (EU) legal framework for the posting of workers. This article uses an original case study of workers posted from Serbia via Hungary to Slovakia as a basis on which to assess the practical impact of this latest Directive. We recognize the capacity for EU Member States to do more to protect posted workers than was possible previously. However, we also note…
Transgressing North-South Divide
In Europe, as elsewhere in the global North, the label 'Made in China' has become synonymous with low wages, excessive overtime, and exploitative working conditions. Conventional literature on the international division of labor reifies the North-South divide in particular with respect to class formation and labor agency. Contrasting the working conditions in China to those in Europe sets these up as opposites in their managerial practices and tr…
Supply Chains and Unfree Labor
The protection of labor rights of temporary migrant workers in global supply chains requires further theoretical and policy research. Through the case of Serbian workers in Slovak electronics supply chains, we look at how the transnational recruitment of labor via temporary work agencies (TWAs) for globally organized production generates heightened forms of exploitation and unfree labor relations. We show that such exploitation occurs in a regula…
Foreign workers
While political issues related to migration and work have been explored in great detail from the perspective of, inter alia, industrial relations, international business, economics and of course migration studies itself, they have been notably absent from any real consideration at all in organization studies. This appears as an almost wilful omission of one of the most pressing political issues facing the post-globalized world, as well as one in …
Virtually Absent
[No Abstract]
Disappearing workers
This article investigates the role of temporary work agencies (TWAs) at Foxconn’s assembly plants in the Czech Republic. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, it shows TWAs’ comprehensive management of migrant labour: recruitment and selection in the countries of origin; cross-border transportation, work and living arrangements in the country of destination; and return to the countries of origin during periods of low production. The article asks whe…
Beyond China
This article shows that global production networks rely on a specific combination of economic and political elements and that labor composition in each production node is specific to the location and contingent on state regulations. The assembly and management of a differentiated labor force are keys to understanding how these networks are constructed. By focusing on the specific composition of the workforce inside the supply chain, we underline …
Re-Imagining Revolutions
Full text of this item is not currently available on the LRA. The final published version may be available through the links above
Water
European Citizenship Unbound
In October 2005 200 delegates from twenty-eight countries in Europe gathered in Brussels to take part in an event for sex workers' rights, which involved a three-day conference, the presentation of a Declaration on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe in the European Parliament, the drafting of a Manifesto, recommendations for policy makers, a party, and a demonstration. The sex workers' mobilisation appears, at first sight, to be an exemplary for…
The International Organization for Migration and the international government of borders
Les premières recherches sur la question de la mondialisation considéraient cette dernière comme une tendance forte rendant progressivement obsolètes les frontières des États. Cette vision a récemment été remise en question par de nouvelles analyses suggérant que la mondialisation et la (re)frontiérisation évoluent souvent de pair pour culminer en une sorte de mondialisme clôturé (gated globalism). Le rôle joué par certaines agences international…
Migration, Agency and Citizenship in Sex Trafficking
Providing a new perspective on migration and sex work in Europe, this book is based on interviews with migrant women in the sex sector. It brings together issues of migration, labour and political sub
The International Organization for Migration and the International Government of Borders
Early debates often read globalisation as a powerful tendency destined to make state borders less pertinent. Recent research has challenged this view by suggesting that globalisation and (re)bordering frequently advance hand-in-hand, culminating in a condition that might be described as 'gated globalism'. But somewhat neglected in this recent wave of research is the role that particular international agencies are playing in shaping the norms and …
Sex on the move
Conflicts of mobility
Deported
During the past year the temporary holding centre for irregular migrants in Lampedusa, Italy’s southernmost island, has been repeatedly denounced for instances of procedural irregularities and alleged human rights violations. This study presents an overview of events and policies implemented by the Italian and Libyan Governments, the European Union and the International Organization for Migration and outlines the contentions surrounding these pol…
The Subject of Anthropology - By H. Moore
Anti-Trafficking Campaigns
This is the author’s final draft of the paper published as Feminist Review, 2009, 92 (1), pp. 151–156. The final published version is available at http://www.palgrave-journals.com/fr/journal/v92/n1/full/fr20091a.html, doi: 10.1057/fr.2009.1
Sex, slaves and citizens
This is the final publisher edited version of the paper published as Soundings, 2008, 40, pp. 135-145. This version was first published at http://www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals/soundings/contents.html.
Beautiful Dead Bodies
This essay addresses the link between sex trafficking and European citizesnhip by examining several anti-trafficking campaigns launched in post-socialist Europe. In illustrating which techniques are used in the production of images, it points to the highly symbolic and stereotypical constructions of femininity (victims) and masculinity (criminals) of eastern European nationals. A close analysis of female bodies dispayed in the campaigns indicates…
Lampedusa in Focus
It is the last day of August and at the airport of Lampedusa, a small Italian island situated south of Sicily, yet another deportation of ‘undocumented’ migrants is taking place. The incident appears as wrapped in the mantel of ordinariness that exacerbates even more the violence of the event. Two planes parked approximately 20m away from each other are waiting for passengers. A group of tourists pours out of the airport building and strolls towa…
La traite des femmes d'Europe de l'Est en Italie
Les études féministes sur le trafic des femmes pour l’industrie du sexe ont, pour la plupart, concerné les conditions de vie et de travail des femmes « trafiquées » lorsqu’elles arrivent dans le pays de destination. Jusqu’à aujourd’hui, le débat féministe sur le trafic s’apparente aux anciens débats sur la prostitution, mettant l’accent sur des thèmes comme la violence contre les femmes et le travail sexuel. L’article propose de détourner l’atten…
Refusing to be ‘the Women's Question’ …Embodied Practices of a Feminist Intervention at the European Social Forum 2003
status: Published
The International Organization for Migration and the International Government of Borders
Early debates often read globalisation as a powerful tendency destined to make state borders less pertinent. Recent research has challenged this view by suggesting that globalisation and (re)bordering frequently advance hand-in-hand, culminating in a condition that might be described as 'gated globalism'. But somewhat neglected in this recent wave of research is the role that particular international agencies are playing in shaping the norms and …
Beautiful Dead Bodies
This essay addresses the link between sex trafficking and European citizesnhip by examining several anti-trafficking campaigns launched in post-socialist Europe. In illustrating which techniques are used in the production of images, it points to the highly symbolic and stereotypical constructions of femininity (victims) and masculinity (criminals) of eastern European nationals. A close analysis of female bodies dispayed in the campaigns indicates…
Deported
During the past year the temporary holding centre for irregular migrants in Lampedusa, Italy’s southernmost island, has been repeatedly denounced for instances of procedural irregularities and alleged human rights violations. This study presents an overview of events and policies implemented by the Italian and Libyan Governments, the European Union and the International Organization for Migration and outlines the contentions surrounding these pol…
Disappearing workers
This article investigates the role of temporary work agencies (TWAs) at Foxconn’s assembly plants in the Czech Republic. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, it shows TWAs’ comprehensive management of migrant labour: recruitment and selection in the countries of origin; cross-border transportation, work and living arrangements in the country of destination; and return to the countries of origin during periods of low production. The article asks whe…
European Citizenship Unbound
In October 2005 200 delegates from twenty-eight countries in Europe gathered in Brussels to take part in an event for sex workers' rights, which involved a three-day conference, the presentation of a Declaration on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe in the European Parliament, the drafting of a Manifesto, recommendations for policy makers, a party, and a demonstration. The sex workers' mobilisation appears, at first sight, to be an exemplary for…
The International Organization for Migration and the international government of borders
Les premières recherches sur la question de la mondialisation considéraient cette dernière comme une tendance forte rendant progressivement obsolètes les frontières des États. Cette vision a récemment été remise en question par de nouvelles analyses suggérant que la mondialisation et la (re)frontiérisation évoluent souvent de pair pour culminer en une sorte de mondialisme clôturé (gated globalism). Le rôle joué par certaines agences international…
Lampedusa in Focus
It is the last day of August and at the airport of Lampedusa, a small Italian island situated south of Sicily, yet another deportation of ‘undocumented’ migrants is taking place. The incident appears as wrapped in the mantel of ordinariness that exacerbates even more the violence of the event. Two planes parked approximately 20m away from each other are waiting for passengers. A group of tourists pours out of the airport building and strolls towa…
Transgressing North-South Divide
In Europe, as elsewhere in the global North, the label 'Made in China' has become synonymous with low wages, excessive overtime, and exploitative working conditions. Conventional literature on the international division of labor reifies the North-South divide in particular with respect to class formation and labor agency. Contrasting the working conditions in China to those in Europe sets these up as opposites in their managerial practices and tr…
Virtually Absent
[No Abstract]
Reform of the Posting of Workers Regime – An Assessment of the Practical Impact on Unfree Labour Relations
The 2018 Amending Directive is the most recent response to the failings of the European Union (EU) legal framework for the posting of workers. This article uses an original case study of workers posted from Serbia via Hungary to Slovakia as a basis on which to assess the practical impact of this latest Directive. We recognize the capacity for EU Member States to do more to protect posted workers than was possible previously. However, we also note…
Supply Chains and Unfree Labor
The protection of labor rights of temporary migrant workers in global supply chains requires further theoretical and policy research. Through the case of Serbian workers in Slovak electronics supply chains, we look at how the transnational recruitment of labor via temporary work agencies (TWAs) for globally organized production generates heightened forms of exploitation and unfree labor relations. We show that such exploitation occurs in a regula…
Forced labour in supply chains
This article makes a conceptual contribution to the broader literature on unfree labour by challenging the separate treatment of sexual and industrial labour exploitation both by researchers and in law and policy. This article argues that the prevailing focus of the supply chain literature on industrial labour has inadvertently posited sexual labour as the ‘other’ of industrial labour thus obfuscating how the legal blurring of boundaries between …
La traite des femmes d'Europe de l'Est en Italie
Les études féministes sur le trafic des femmes pour l’industrie du sexe ont, pour la plupart, concerné les conditions de vie et de travail des femmes « trafiquées » lorsqu’elles arrivent dans le pays de destination. Jusqu’à aujourd’hui, le débat féministe sur le trafic s’apparente aux anciens débats sur la prostitution, mettant l’accent sur des thèmes comme la violence contre les femmes et le travail sexuel. L’article propose de détourner l’atten…
Beyond China
This article shows that global production networks rely on a specific combination of economic and political elements and that labor composition in each production node is specific to the location and contingent on state regulations. The assembly and management of a differentiated labor force are keys to understanding how these networks are constructed. By focusing on the specific composition of the workforce inside the supply chain, we underline …
Water
Anti-Trafficking Campaigns
This is the author’s final draft of the paper published as Feminist Review, 2009, 92 (1), pp. 151–156. The final published version is available at http://www.palgrave-journals.com/fr/journal/v92/n1/full/fr20091a.html, doi: 10.1057/fr.2009.1
Re-Imagining Revolutions
Full text of this item is not currently available on the LRA. The final published version may be available through the links above
Venir à la connaissance, venir à la politique
En partant du débat qui opposait "la positivité de la politique" à la "négativité de la théorie" ainsi qu’il s’est développé sur la liste NextGENDERation -un réseau européen d’ étudiants et de chercheurs en études féministes- nous recherchons les voies par lesquelles la division entre "penser" et "faire" est le mécanisme clé par lequel se singularise la production de connaissance tout au long des lignes de races et de genres ; comme l’ont relevé …
Venir à la connaissance, venir à la politique
En partant du débat qui opposait "la positivité de la politique" à la "négativité de la théorie" ainsi qu’il s’est développé sur la liste NextGENDERation -un réseau européen d’ étudiants et de chercheurs en études féministes- nous recherchons les voies par lesquelles la division entre "penser" et "faire" est le mécanisme clé par lequel se singularise la production de connaissance tout au long des lignes de races et de genres ; comme l’ont relevé …
Refusing to be ‘the Women's Question’ …Embodied Practices of a Feminist Intervention at the European Social Forum 2003
status: Published
La traite des femmes d'Europe de l'Est en Italie
Les études féministes sur le trafic des femmes pour l’industrie du sexe ont, pour la plupart, concerné les conditions de vie et de travail des femmes « trafiquées » lorsqu’elles arrivent dans le pays de destination. Jusqu’à aujourd’hui, le débat féministe sur le trafic s’apparente aux anciens débats sur la prostitution, mettant l’accent sur des thèmes comme la violence contre les femmes et le travail sexuel. L’article propose de détourner l’atten…
Lampedusa in Focus
It is the last day of August and at the airport of Lampedusa, a small Italian island situated south of Sicily, yet another deportation of ‘undocumented’ migrants is taking place. The incident appears as wrapped in the mantel of ordinariness that exacerbates even more the violence of the event. Two planes parked approximately 20m away from each other are waiting for passengers. A group of tourists pours out of the airport building and strolls towa…
Beautiful Dead Bodies
This essay addresses the link between sex trafficking and European citizesnhip by examining several anti-trafficking campaigns launched in post-socialist Europe. In illustrating which techniques are used in the production of images, it points to the highly symbolic and stereotypical constructions of femininity (victims) and masculinity (criminals) of eastern European nationals. A close analysis of female bodies dispayed in the campaigns indicates…
Sex, slaves and citizens
This is the final publisher edited version of the paper published as Soundings, 2008, 40, pp. 135-145. This version was first published at http://www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals/soundings/contents.html.
Sex on the move
Conflicts of mobility
Deported
During the past year the temporary holding centre for irregular migrants in Lampedusa, Italy’s southernmost island, has been repeatedly denounced for instances of procedural irregularities and alleged human rights violations. This study presents an overview of events and policies implemented by the Italian and Libyan Governments, the European Union and the International Organization for Migration and outlines the contentions surrounding these pol…
The Subject of Anthropology - By H. Moore
Anti-Trafficking Campaigns
This is the author’s final draft of the paper published as Feminist Review, 2009, 92 (1), pp. 151–156. The final published version is available at http://www.palgrave-journals.com/fr/journal/v92/n1/full/fr20091a.html, doi: 10.1057/fr.2009.1
Migration, Agency and Citizenship in Sex Trafficking
Providing a new perspective on migration and sex work in Europe, this book is based on interviews with migrant women in the sex sector. It brings together issues of migration, labour and political sub
The International Organization for Migration and the International Government of Borders
Early debates often read globalisation as a powerful tendency destined to make state borders less pertinent. Recent research has challenged this view by suggesting that globalisation and (re)bordering frequently advance hand-in-hand, culminating in a condition that might be described as 'gated globalism'. But somewhat neglected in this recent wave of research is the role that particular international agencies are playing in shaping the norms and …
The International Organization for Migration and the international government of borders
Les premières recherches sur la question de la mondialisation considéraient cette dernière comme une tendance forte rendant progressivement obsolètes les frontières des États. Cette vision a récemment été remise en question par de nouvelles analyses suggérant que la mondialisation et la (re)frontiérisation évoluent souvent de pair pour culminer en une sorte de mondialisme clôturé (gated globalism). Le rôle joué par certaines agences international…
European Citizenship Unbound
In October 2005 200 delegates from twenty-eight countries in Europe gathered in Brussels to take part in an event for sex workers' rights, which involved a three-day conference, the presentation of a Declaration on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe in the European Parliament, the drafting of a Manifesto, recommendations for policy makers, a party, and a demonstration. The sex workers' mobilisation appears, at first sight, to be an exemplary for…
Water
Re-Imagining Revolutions
Full text of this item is not currently available on the LRA. The final published version may be available through the links above
Beyond China
This article shows that global production networks rely on a specific combination of economic and political elements and that labor composition in each production node is specific to the location and contingent on state regulations. The assembly and management of a differentiated labor force are keys to understanding how these networks are constructed. By focusing on the specific composition of the workforce inside the supply chain, we underline …
Disappearing workers
This article investigates the role of temporary work agencies (TWAs) at Foxconn’s assembly plants in the Czech Republic. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, it shows TWAs’ comprehensive management of migrant labour: recruitment and selection in the countries of origin; cross-border transportation, work and living arrangements in the country of destination; and return to the countries of origin during periods of low production. The article asks whe…
Foreign workers
While political issues related to migration and work have been explored in great detail from the perspective of, inter alia, industrial relations, international business, economics and of course migration studies itself, they have been notably absent from any real consideration at all in organization studies. This appears as an almost wilful omission of one of the most pressing political issues facing the post-globalized world, as well as one in …
Virtually Absent
[No Abstract]
From Exception to Excess
About the book: This important collection examines deportation as an increasingly global mechanism of state control. Anthropologists, historians, legal scholars, and sociologists consider not only the physical expulsion of noncitizens, but also the social discipline and labour subordination resulting from deportability, the threat of forced removal. They explore practices and experiences of deportation in regional and national settings from the U…
Reform of the Posting of Workers Regime – An Assessment of the Practical Impact on Unfree Labour Relations
The 2018 Amending Directive is the most recent response to the failings of the European Union (EU) legal framework for the posting of workers. This article uses an original case study of workers posted from Serbia via Hungary to Slovakia as a basis on which to assess the practical impact of this latest Directive. We recognize the capacity for EU Member States to do more to protect posted workers than was possible previously. However, we also note…
Transgressing North-South Divide
In Europe, as elsewhere in the global North, the label 'Made in China' has become synonymous with low wages, excessive overtime, and exploitative working conditions. Conventional literature on the international division of labor reifies the North-South divide in particular with respect to class formation and labor agency. Contrasting the working conditions in China to those in Europe sets these up as opposites in their managerial practices and tr…
Supply Chains and Unfree Labor
The protection of labor rights of temporary migrant workers in global supply chains requires further theoretical and policy research. Through the case of Serbian workers in Slovak electronics supply chains, we look at how the transnational recruitment of labor via temporary work agencies (TWAs) for globally organized production generates heightened forms of exploitation and unfree labor relations. We show that such exploitation occurs in a regula…
Political science (20 works) · Sociology (18 works) · Law (15 works) · Politics (13 works) · Gender Studies (12 works) · Law (9 works) · Feminism (8 works) · Sex work and related issues (8 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (7 works) · Anthropology (6 works)