Información General

• Autores: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Peter Lang
• Año de publicación: 2004
• País: Suiza
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 0820470422, 3039105892
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Listado de artículos

• • PART I: DOMESTIC SERVICE, LIFE COURSE AND SOCIAL RENEWAL IN EUROPE

    • The social an economic significance of servant migration

      Richard Wall

      págs. 19-42

      

    • Migration, servanthood and assimilation in a new environment

      Beatrice Moring

      págs. 43-70

      

    • Life-cycle servants in nineteenth century Sweden: norms and practice

      Christer Lundh

      págs. 71-86

      

    • Female domestic servants in Sundsvall. A swedish sawmill town, during industrialization

      Marie Christine Vikström

      págs. 87-112

      

    • Agricultural work, social structure and labour markets of the rural domestic service in Galicia in the mid-eighteenth century

      Isidro Dubert García

      págs. 113-126

      

    • Domestic service in Spain, 1750-1836: the domestic servants of the clergy

      Ofelia Rey Castelao, Raquel Iglesias Estepa

      págs. 127-140

      

    • Domestic staff in the Czech lands at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in the light of statistical figures

      Ludmila Fialová

      págs. 141-174

      

  • PART II: DOMESTIC SERVICE AND THE EVOLUTION OF LAW

    • The legal status of servants in Norway from the seventeenth to the twentieth century

      Solvi Sogner

      págs. 175-188

      

    • Domestic service in Spain. Legislation, gender and social practice

      Aurelia Marín Casares

      págs. 189-210

      

    • Domestic service and the law in early modern Japan

      Mary Louise Nagata

      págs. 211-234

      

    • Political reforms in the domestic service sector. Aims and impact

      Karen Jaehrling

      págs. 235-246

      

    • Promoting domestic workers´human dignity through specific regulation

      Adelle Blackett

      págs. 247-276

      

  • PART III: THE MAID, THE MASTER AND THE FAMILY

    • From the family member to employee: aspects of continuity and discontinuity in english domestic service, 1600-200

      Sheila McIsaac Cooper

      págs. 277-296

      

    • Irregular migration and the globalization of domestic work: migrant domestic workers in Germany

      Helma Lutz, Susanne Schwalgin

      págs. 297-316

      

    • Calling the tune: domestic workers' earnings and intra-household gender relations in Turkey Özyegin

      Gül Özyegin

      págs. 317-350

      

    • Women breadwinners in the margins: filipina domestic workers in Rome, Italy

      Margaret Magat

      págs. 351-368

      

    • Gender inequalities in the new global economy

      Rhacel Salazar Parreñas

      págs. 369-378

      

    • The dynamics of the mistress-servant relationship

      Pothiti Hantzaroula

      págs. 379-410

      

  • PART IV: SERVANT ADAPTABILITY TO THE LABOUR MARKET, PAST AND PRESENT

    • Mistresses of themselves? Female domestic servants and by-employments in sixteeenth-century scottish towns

      Elisabeth Ewan

      págs. 411-434

      

    • The three colours of domestic service in Belgium at the start of the twenty-first century

      Suzy Pasleau, Isabelle Schopp

      págs. 435-454

      

    • Gender, care and globalization as seen from Norway

      Louise Widding Isaksen

      págs. 455-470

      

    • Irish domestic servants and english national identity

      Bronwen Walter

      págs. 471-488

      

    • Was Bridget's experience unique? A comparative view of american domestic service over time and space

      Margaret Lynch Brennan

      págs. 489-516

      

    • Were servants paid according to their productivity?

      Carmen Sarasúa

      págs. 517-542

      

    • Domestic service in precolonial India: bondage, caste and market

      Shireen Moosvi

      págs. 543-576