Book Review: Beyond the Algorithm: Qualitative Insights for gig Work Regulation by Deepa Das Acevedo

to create an abstract three-step assessment that may be claimed to be universally applicable. The necessary sacrifice of some depth of analysis is occasionally regrettable. Despite the wide array of sources considered as well as the ambitious layout of her study, Pijnenburg creates a very well structured and accessible text. And even though the guiding question of the book has a significant moral dimension, Pijnenburg manages to retain focus on the legal framework and basis. Ideally, the book should perhaps be read by policymakers framing cooperative migration control mechanisms. It is, nonetheless, a very informative and insightful read for anyone dealing with responsibility and accountability under international law, or with human rights law, migration law, socio-economic rights, legal theory and other related fields of interest and research.