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Woodcock, Jamie and Cant, Callum (2022). Platform Worker Organising at Deliveroo in the UK: From Wildcat Strikes to Building Power. Journal of Labor and Society (Early Access).

Woodcock, Jamie (2022). Artificial intelligence at work: The problem of managerial control from call centers to transport platforms. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, 5, article no. 888817.

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Bloom, Peter; Smolovic Jones, Owain and Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Guerrilla Democracy: Mobile Power and Revolution in the 21st Century. Organizations and Activism. Bristol: Bristol University Press.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Technology, Labor, and the Gig Economy. In: Rohlinger, Deana A. and Sobieraj, Sarah eds. The Oxford Handbook of Sociology and Digital Media. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Towards a Digital Workerism: Workers’ Inquiry, Methods, and Technologies. NanoEthics, 15(1) pp. 87–98.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). The Fight Against Platform Capitalism: An Inquiry into the Global Struggles of the Gig Economy. Critical, Digital and Social Media Studies. London: University of Westminster Press.

Moore, Phoebe V. and Woodcock, Jamie eds. (2021). Augmented Exploitation: Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and Work. Wildcat: Workers' Movements and Global Capitalism. London: Pluto Press.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). [Book Review] Marcelo Hoffman (2019) Militant Acts: The Role of Investigations in Radical Politics Struggles. The Global Labour Journal, 12(1) pp. 65–67.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Workers Inquiry and the Experience of Work: Using Ethnographic Accounts of the Gig Economy. In: Aroles, J; de Vaujany, F-X and Dale, K eds. Experiencing the New World of Work. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 136–156.

Johnson, Mark R. and Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Work, play, and precariousness: An overview of the labour ecosystem of esports. Media, Culture & Society, 43(8) pp. 1449–1465.

Smolović Jones, Owain; Briley, George and Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Exposing and re-placing leadership through workers inquiry. Leadership, 18(1) pp. 61–80.

Woodcock, Jamie (2021). [Book Review] Lives on the Line: How the Philippines Became the World’s Call Center Capital. Jeffrey J.Sallaz. The British Journal of Sociology, 72(4) pp. 1162–1164.

Heeks, Richard; Graham, Mark; Mungai, Paul; Van Belle, Jean-Paul and Woodcock, Jamie (2021). Systematic evaluation of gig work against decent work standards: The development and application of the Fairwork framework. The Information Society, 37(5) pp. 267–286.

Cant, Callum and Woodcock, Jamie (2021). The cycle of struggle: Food platform strikes in the UK 2016-18. In: Dolber, Brian; Rodino-Colocino, Michelle; Kumanyika, Chenjerai and Wolfson, Todd eds. Not Set Routledge, pp. 256–268.

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Woodcock, Jamie (2020). The Algorithmic Panopticon at Deliveroo: measurement, precarity, and the illusion of control. Ephemera: theory & politics in organizations, 20(3) pp. 67–95.

Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Exploitation. In: Ritzer, George and Rojek, Chris eds. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Oxford: John Wiley & Sons.

Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Game Workers Unite: unionization among independent developers. In: Ruffino, Paolo ed. Independent Videogames: Cultures, Networks, Techniques And Politics. Abingdon: Routledge.

Graham, Mark; Woodcock, Jamie; Heeks, Richard; Mungai, Paul; Van Belle, Jean-Paul; du Toit, Darcy; Fredman, Sandra; Osiki, Abigail; van der Spuy, Anri and Silberman, Six M. (2020). The Fairwork Foundation: Strategies for improving platform work in a global context. Geoforum, 112 pp. 100–103.

Aslam, Yaseen and Woodcock, Jamie (2020). A History of Uber Organizing in the UK. South Atlantic Quarterly, 119(2) pp. 412–421.

Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Reflecting on a call centre workers’ inquiry. Contradictions, tensions, and the role of the researcher. Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa / The Italian Journal of Ethnography and Qualitative Research, 13(1) pp. 103–118.

Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Organizing in the Game Industry: The Story of Game Workers Unite U.K. New Labor Forum, 29(1) pp. 50–57.

Englert, Sai; Woodcock, Jamie and Cant, Callum (2020). Digital Workerism: Technology, Platforms, and the Circulation of Workers’ Struggles. tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique, 18(1) pp. 132–145.

Woodcock, Jamie (2020). How to Beat the Boss: Game Workers Unite in the UK. Capital and Class, 44(4) pp. 523–529.

Cant, Callum and Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Fast Food Shutdown: From disorganisation to action in the service sector. Capital and Class, 44(4) pp. 513–521.

Ruffino, Paolo and Woodcock, Jamie (2020). Game Workers and the Empire: Unionisation in the UK Video Game Industry. Games and Culture, 16(3) pp. 317–328.

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Hammar, Emil Lundedal and Woodcock, Jamie (2019). The Political Economy of Wargames: The Production of History and Memory in Military Video Games. In: Hammond, Philip and Pötzsch, Holger eds. War Games: Memory, Militarism and the Subject of Play. London: Bloomsbury, pp. 54–71.

Woodcock, Jamie and Johnson, Mark R. (2019). The Affective Labor and Performance of Live Streaming on Twitch.tv. Television & New Media, 20(8) pp. 813–823.

Woodcock, Jamie and Graham, Mark (2019). The Gig Economy: A Critical Introduction. Cambridge: Polity.

Johnson, Mark R. and Woodcock, Jamie (2019). “And Today’s Top Donator is”: How Live Streamers on Twitch.tv Monetize and Gamify Their Broadcasts. Social Media + Society, 5(4)

Badger, Adam and Woodcock, Jamie (2019). Ethnographic Methods with Limited Access: Assessing Quality of Work in Hard to Reach Jobs. In: Wheatley, Daniel ed. Handbook of research methods on the quality of working lives. Handbooks of Research Methods in Management. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 135–146.

Johnson, Mark R and Woodcock, Jamie (2019). The impacts of live streaming and Twitch.tv on the video game industry. Media, Culture & Society, 41(5) pp. 670–688.

Woodcock, Jamie (2019). Marx at the Arcade: Consoles, Controllers, and Class Struggle. Haymarket Books.

Woodcock, Jamie (2019). Understanding affective labour: the demand for workers to really care. In: Frayne, David ed. The Work Cure: Critical Essays on Work and Wellness. Monmouth: PCCS Books, pp. 61–74.

Woodcock, Jamie and Johnson, Mark R. (2019). Live Streamers on Twitch.tv as Social Media Influencers: Chances and Challenges for Strategic Communication. International Journal of Strategic Communication, 13(4) pp. 321–335.

Woodcock, Jamie (2019). The trajectory of the 2010 student movement in the UK: from student activism to strikes. In: Choudry, Aziz and Vally, Salim eds. The University and Social Justice Struggles Across the Globe. London: Pluto, pp. 25–40.

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Cox, Joe; Oh, Eun Young; Simmons, Brooke; Graham, Gary; Greenhill, Anita; Lintott, Chris; Masters, Karen and Woodcock, Jamie (2018). Doing Good Online: The Changing Relationships Between Motivations, Activity, and Retention Among Online Volunteers. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 47(5) pp. 1031–1056.

Woodcock, Jamie and Johnson, Mark R. (2018). Gamification: What it is, and how to fight it. The Sociological Review, 66(3) pp. 542–558.

Woodcock, Jamie (2018). Digital Labour and Workers’ Organisation. In: Atzeni, Mauricio and Ness, Immanuel eds. Global Perspectives on Workers' and Labour Organizations. Work, Organization, and Employment. Work, Organization, and Employment. Singapore: Springer, pp. 157–173.

Woodcock, Jamie (2018). Changes in Employment: The Role of the State and Its Reconfiguration in the Liberalisation of Employment Policies. In: Stewart, Paul and Fedyuk, Olena eds. Inclusion and Exclusion in Europe: Migration, Work and Employment Perspectives. London: ECPR Press, pp. 17–34.

Woodcock, Jamie (2018). Digital Labour in the University: Understanding the Transformations of Academic Work in the UK. tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique. Open Access Journal for a Global Sustainable Information Society, 16(1) pp. 129–142.

Graham, Mark and Woodcock, Jamie (2018). Towards a Fairer Platform Economy: Introducing the Fairwork Foundation. Alternate Routes, 29 pp. 242–253.

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Woodcock, Jamie; Greenhill, Anita; Holmes, Kate; Graham, Gary; Cox, Joe; Oh, Eun Young and Masters, Karen (2017). Crowdsourcing Citizen Science: Exploring the Tensions Between Paid Professionals and Users. Journal of Peer Production(10)

Johnson, Mark R. and Woodcock, Jamie (2017). Fighting games and Go: Exploring the aesthetics of play in professional gaming. Thesis Eleven, 138(1) pp. 26–45.

Woodcock, Jamie (2017). Working the Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centres. Wildcat. London: Pluto Press.

Johnson, Mark R. and Woodcock, Jamie (2017). ‘It’s like the gold rush’: the lives and careers of professional video game streamers on Twitch.tv. Information, Communication & Society, 22(3) pp. 336–351.

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Woodcock, Jamie (2016). The work of play: Marx and the video games industry in the United Kingdom. Journal of Gaming and Virtual Worlds, 8(2) pp. 131–143.

Greenhill, Anita; Holmes, Kate; Woodcock, Jamie; Lintott, Chris; Simmons, Brooke D.; Graham, Gary; Cox, Joe; Oh, Eun Young and Masters, Karen (2016). Playing with science: Exploring how game activity motivates users participation on an online citizen science platform. Aslib Journal of Information Management, 68(3) pp. 306–325.

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Toscano, Alberto and Woodcock, Jamie (2015). Spectres of Marxism: A Comment on Mike Savage's Market Model of Class Difference. The Sociological Review, 63(2) pp. 512–523.

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Woodcock, Jamie (2014). The workers’ inquiry from Trotskyism to Operaismo: A political methodology for investigating the workplace. Ephemera: theory & politics in organizations, 14(3) pp. 493–513.

Woodcock, Jamie (2014). Precarious workers in London: New forms of organisation and the city. City, 18(6) pp. 776–788.

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