Life journeys

Page 5 to 25

Margaret Maruani, Work under the scrutiny of feminism
Remarks collected by Jacqueline Laufer, Hyacinthe Ravet
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Special feature: (Re)configurations of domestic work

Page 27 to 31

Page 33 to 53

Come on, fathers!
The conditions of men’s involvement in domestic and parental work
Marie Cartier, Anaïs Collet, Estelle Czerny, Pierre Gilbert, Marie-Hélène Lechien, Sylvie Monchatre, Camille Noûs

Page 55 to 73

Page 75 to 95

Who washes the family’s dirty laundry?
The division of domestic labor in same-sex and different-sex couples
Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, Martine Gross

Page 97 to 114

Domestic work and the production of a lifestyle
Upper-class housewives
Lorraine Bozouls

Page 115 to 131

Mutations

Page 135 to 155

Page 157 to 172

Debate: Is paying for domestic work a feminist strategy?

Page 173 to 177

Introduction
Fanny Gallot, Maud Simonet
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 179 to 184

Page 185 to 188

Make the men pay? Paying a wage for housework is not the answer
Christine Delphy
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 189 to 193

Recognizing domestic work without necessarily monetizing it
Rachel Silvera
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown, Editor: Suzy Bolt, Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 195 to 198

The priority is to exist politically as women and mothers in working-class areas
Interview with Fatima Ouassak
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 199 to 202

Person-based pay and time-based equality
Bernard Friot, Christine Jakse
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 203 to 206

It’s not love, it’s unpaid work
Débora Gorban
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Louise Brown; Editor: Suzy Bott; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Reviews

Page 207 to 210

Page 211 to 214

Pascal Barbier, Au bonheur des clients. Travail de la vente et rapports sociaux dans les grands magasins
Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2019, 266 pages
Cyrine Gardes

Page 215 to 217

Jules Falquet, Imbrication. Femmes, race et classe dans les mouvements sociaux
Vulaines sur Seine, Éditions du croquant, 2019, 304 pages
Helena Hirata

Page 218 to 221

Greco Luca, Dans les coulisses du genre: la fabrique de soi chez les Drag Kings
Limoges, Lambert-Lucas, 2018, 172 pages
Yagos Koliopanos

Page 222 to 224

Christophe Giraud, L’amour réaliste. La nouvelle expérience amoureuse des jeunes femmes
Paris, Armand Colin, 2017, 318 pages
Kevin Diter

Page 225 to 226

Delphine Gardey, Politique du clitoris
Paris, Textuel, coll. « Petite encyclopédie critique », 2019, 154 pages
Sylvie Chaperon

This international and multidisciplinary journal studies the difference between men and women in the workplace and the role of women in society more broadly. Gender is not a specialized area of research but a frame through which to interpret the social world. Read more...

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