Between Choice and Constraint: How Young Women Navigate the Transition from Formal to Informal Employment in Taiwan’s Flexible Labor Market
This thesis investigates how young women navigate flexibilization and informalization in the Taiwanese labor market, their motivations guiding the transition from formal to informal sector, and generational differences in terms of motivations and interpretation of informality. A qualitative approach was adopted, entailing thematic analysis based on a corpus of different data, including participant