Juliana Chueri
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Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics at VU Amsterdam | Latinoamericana
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Super excited to share that I got the ERC Starting Grant! 🎉

Over the next five years, I’ll be studying how AI is reshaping the politics of the welfare state.

A huge thank you to all the friends and colleagues who supported me along the way.

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ERC Starting Grant for political science research on the consequences of AI - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Political scientist Juliana Chueri has received a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC).
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And if you’re a scholar from the Global South thinking of applying, feel free to reach out. I’d be more than happy to share my experience and what I’ve learned!
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Super excited to share that I got the ERC Starting Grant! 🎉

Over the next five years, I’ll be studying how AI is reshaping the politics of the welfare state.

A huge thank you to all the friends and colleagues who supported me along the way.

vu.nl/en/news/2025...

#ERCStG
ERC Starting Grant for political science research on the consequences of AI - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Political scientist Juliana Chueri has received a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC).
vu.nl
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Full OA article:
👉 Chueri & Törnberg (2025), European Journal of Social Policy:
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We shouldn't understand the gig economy as merely the product of technological disruption.

It is deeply entangled with the welfare institutions — and the broader transformation of work, security, and social protection.
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In generous welfare states, platform work is smaller in scale and more often high-skill.

Where protections are weaker, it is larger and more frequently low-skill and precarious.

Where social protection is thin, platform labor becomes the fallback — the “employer of last resort.”
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Yes, wages matter.

Low-income countries dominate low-skill gigs, while richer ones offer a more balanced mix.

But this only explains part of the story.
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We scraped all records from the world’s largest online labor platform, covering 26 European countries.

Using these data, we examine how welfare state design shapes both the quantity and quality of platform work.
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Gig labor is often understood as the expression of digital disruption.

But our new study suggests a deeper story:

👉 The rise of platform labor is inseparable from the retreat of the welfare state.
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🚨 PhD Position at the University of Amsterdam 🚨

Join my team as a computer scientist / computational social scientist working on LLMs, social media, and politics.

We offer freedom, impact, and an inspiring environment at one of Europe's leading universities.

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Vacancy — PhD Position on Improving Social Media Using Large Language Models
The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD position in the NWO VIDI project "Improving Social Media Using L...
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(Chueri & Törnberg 2025b)

So happy to continue coauthoring our life together, @julianachueri.bsky.social ❤️
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As we transition from industrial to digital modernity, business tycoons no longer view humans as cogs in machines. Now, as platforms become all-powerful, a new, stealthier form of domination is emerging, @pettertornberg.com & @uitermark.bsky.social argue.
The Ascendance Of Algorithmic Tyranny | NOEMA
As today’s platforms become all-powerful, the metaphors we use to describe our digitally infused world exemplify a new, stealthier form of domination that is emerging.
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Why does everything suddenly feel so unsettled?

The economy, technology, geopolitics—everything seems to change

It's more than a vibe shift. It's epistemic.

In our new book, @uitermark.bsky.social and I explore this shift—

and argue we're entering Digital Modernity 🧵

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On the rise of a digital modernity
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that would be @pettertornberg.bsky.social and @julianachueri.bsky.social work which is by far the most cited on Bluesky so far with 5733 unique accounts posting about it (according to @altmetric.com).

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Misinformation isn't random - it's strategic. 🧵

In the first cross-national comparative study, we examine 32M tweets from politicians.

We find that misinformation is not a general condition: it is driven by populist radical right parties.

with @julianachueri.bsky.social
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We’re looking for papers that rethink how social risks are evolving in the age of AI, populism, and economic crisis. Topics include migration, LGBTQ+ rights, and the new risks emerging from the cost-of-living crisis, housing crises, and technological disruption in the labor market.
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🚨 Call for papers! 🚨
Excited to co-chair the ESPAnet Milan 2025 stream “New Social Risks 2.0? Social vulnerability in the age of AI, populism, and the cost-of-living crisis” 🌍🤖📉.

📅 Deadline: April 14

@carloknotz.bsky.social
ESPANET 2025
University of Milan, 27th-29th August 2025
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Many feel that politics globally has become toxic and hostile over recent years.

But is this actually the case? And if so, who's to blame? What issues are driving toxicity?

We analyze 18M tweets from politicians in 17 countries to find out!

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arxiv.org/pdf/2503.22411