However reliably the vast Russian landscape can enthrall, or the conversation lurch from minutiae to Chekhovian contemplation of anything from death to a hiccup, there is a constant precarity to it all.
A private tenant concerned about the precarity; a family languishing on council housing waiting lists; an older homeowner worried their children won't be able to afford to buy a home: few people think everything's rosy when it comes to bricks and mortar.
This is exacerbated by information precarity, "a condition of information instability and insecurity that may result in heightened exposure to violence" (Wall et al. 2015).
As the migrants' economic situation is controlled for in the models, we discard here the idea that a lesser economic precarity of irregular migrants in France or Italy would explain that the structural exclusion effect is not observed there.
Staff working conditions are not great, and for many people working in this area there is a lot of precarity, wage deflation and risk.
Workers at places like Sports Direct don't require an explainer on precarity or job insecurity when it forms the fabric of their working lives.
Swans had a great plan to offset the world's increasing precarity: build a semi-career discussing police brutality and labor relations, stick around until your lyrics have become Twitter fodder, then turn up stronger at fifty-eight than you were at twenty-eight, quite possibly outlasting the most famous band of your cohort.
So, when asked to see what has changed since Rana Plaza, we need to demand more than minor adjustments to a global system that is driving us all towards greater precarity and an increasingly reduced voice in society.
To conclude, our results from a large multiethnic multicentre European cohort from an area in which precarity is common demonstrate that psychosocial deprivation affected more than half of the women with GDM.
Introduction: Precarity is a complex notion including several components, and its definition is still debated.
