@elifcan.bsky.social
Researching/teaching comparative social policy at DSPI, University of Oxford
https://elifcancelebi.com
@socialpolicyblog.bsky.socialReposted by @elifcan.bsky.socialNew on the Social Policy Blog:
"Visible but Precarious: How Digital Platforms Reshape Migrant Care Work" by Mert Koçak and Elifcan Çelebi.
@dspi-oxford.bsky.socialReposted by @elifcan.bsky.social🔗 Read the research in full: https://f.mtr.cool/j10j6jgtbk
@dspi-oxford.bsky.socialReposted by @elifcan.bsky.socialAnalysing over 15,000 profiles from care platforms, the study found: ▶️ Digital care platforms formalise visibility rather than employment ▶️ Platforms absorb a feminised migrant workforce ▶️ Workers are required to curate their own biographies, creating hybrid (professional and affective) personas
@dspi-oxford.bsky.socialReposted by @elifcan.bsky.social📢 New research from @elifcan.bsky.social examining the gender, race and wage dynamics on care platforms in Turkey has been published in The Journal of Social Policy.
@elifcan.bsky.socialYesterday at #ecprgc2026 I received the best paper prize in public policy in person by @ecprpublicpolicy.bsky.social on behalf of me and my coauthor @v-yilmaz.bsky.social for our “Narrative Power in Electoral Autocracies” paper. Loved the picture on the pptx slide 🤭 Thanks a mill to the jury and SG.
