Mark Graham is affiliated with King's College London in the United Kingdom and has a substantial body of research primarily situated within the social sciences. Their work intersects multiple subfields including sociology and political science, education, marketing, general health professions, and economics and econometrics.
The scientist's recent papers address various aspects of the gig economy, platform urbanism, and labor migration. Notable publications include:
Their research topics span:
Frequent co-authors contributing to their research include Fabian Ferrari, Kelle Howson, Alessio Bertolini, Funda Ustek-Spilda, and Richard Heeks. These collaborations reflect a network of scholars focused on related themes of labor, platforms, and social change.
Mark Graham has published books with The MIT Press and Pluto Press eBooks. Their works include Digital Entrepreneurship in Africa (2020) and Geographies of Digital Exclusion (2022), which combine to enrich literature on digital economies and social inequalities.
The primary publication venues where they feature most often include:
Their academic contributions demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach, engaging with social sciences and education alongside digital transformation and economic geography.
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