Juliet B. Schor

Boston College — United States

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

51h-index15.0kcitations219works11.42yr avg
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Research Topics

Sharing Economy and Platforms(34), Digital Economy and Work Transformation(30), Climate Change Policy and Economics(17), Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies(13), Global Energy and Sustainability Research(13)

Publications219 total

Work time reduction via a 4-day workweek finds improvements in workers’ well-being
Nature Human Behaviour·2025· 6 cited
The four-day, thirty-two-hour week: analysing organisational success and failure
2025Open Access
Distinction at Work: Status Practices in A Community Production Environment
Journal of Contemporary Ethnography·2025· 1 cited
The Four-Day Workweek: Possibility or Pipe Dream?
New Labor Forum·2025
Work time reduction via a four-day week finds improvements in workers’ well-being
2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Review symposium on: Jens Beckert, How we sold our future. The failure to fight climate change (Polity 2025)
Socio-Economic Review·2025
Do economists think about climate change and inequality? Semantic analysis and topic modeling of top five economics journals
Ecological Economics·2025· 1 cited
Post-growth: the science of wellbeing within planetary boundaries
The Lancet Planetary Health·2025· 108 citedOpen Access
Informal matching groups: A distinct platform economy form
Journal of Cleaner Production·2025· 1 cited
Labour platforms as mechanisms of class reproduction: middle-class interests as the basis of worker consent
Work in the Global Economy·2024· 6 cited
Do Economists Think About Climate Change and Inequality? Semantic Analysis and Topic Modeling of Top Five Economics Journals
SSRN Electronic Journal·2024Open Access
Work time reduction via a four-day week finds improvements in workers’ well-being
2023
Does work time reduction improve workers' well-being? Evidence from global four-day workweek trials
2023· 2 citedOpen Access
Consent and Contestation: How Platform Workers Reckon with the Risks of Gig Labor
Work Employment and Society·2023· 53 cited
Employment status and the on-demand economy: a natural experiment on reclassification
Socio-Economic Review·2023· 16 cited
Consent and Contestation: How Platform Workers Reckon with the Risks of Gig Labor
2023· 7 cited
Working time, inequality, and sustainability
Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks·2023· 2 cited
Teaching about a Planet in Peril
Fordham University Press eBooks·2023
Teaching about a Planet in Peril
Fordham University Press eBooks·2023
Teaching about a Planet in Peril
Fordham University Press eBooks·2023
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Frequent Co-authors

Andrew K. Jorgenson(7), Tim Jackson(5), Peter A. Victor(5), Connor J. Fitzmaurice(4), Kyle W. Knight(4), William Attwood‐Charles(3), Xiaorui Huang(3), Lindsey B. Carfagna(3), Robert Costanza(3), Gar Alperovitz(3), Herman E. Daly(3), Joshua Farley(3), Carol Franco(3), Ida Kubiszewski(3), Steven P. Vallas(2), Koen Frenken(2), Mehmet Cansoy(2), Isak Ladegaard(2), Robert Wengronowitz(2), Stephen A. Marglin(2)