Introduction: Imagining Equitable Working Life in the Creative Industries – Constructions, Challenges, Contradictions

This special issue of the Journal of Sociology explores ‘Equity in the creative industries’ in the context of a changing employment landscape in Australia. Inequality is central to understanding the social consequences and distribution of cultural work. The COVID-19 pandemic, rise of digital cultural production, growth of media sharing platforms, and instability of changes in government (and policy) have both disrupted and re-organised cultural work. This collection of articles aims to develop debate on competing imaginaries of the lived experiences of workers, and to shed light on the struggle and complexities of contemporary creative labour.

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Journal of sociology
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2025-08-26
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Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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Introduction: Imagining Equitable Working Life in the Creative Industries – Constructions, Challenges, Contradictions

Fabian Cannizzo, YU Ying-hua, Tom Barnes, Sheree Gregory
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Introduction: Imagining Equitable Working Life in the Creative Industries – Constructions, Challenges, Contradictions

Fabian Cannizzo, YU Ying-hua, Tom Barnes, Sheree Gregory
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This special issue of the Journal of Sociology explores ‘Equity in the creative industries’ in the context of a changing employment landscape in Australia. Inequality is central to understanding the social consequences and distribution of cultural work. The COVID-19 pandemic, rise of digital cultural production, growth of media sharing platforms, and instability of changes in government (and policy) have both disrupted and re-organised cultural work. This collection of articles aims to develop debate on competing imaginaries of the lived experiences of workers, and to shed light on the struggle and complexities of contemporary creative labour.

Journal of sociologyVol. 61(3)
Monash University (AU), University of Newcastle Australia (AU), Australian Catholic University (AU), Macquarie University (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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