This article analyses from a comparative perspective household care for the elderly in the capitals of Spain and France. Through a qualitative methodology combining interviews and participant observation, the article compares household care services and domestic work in both cities. The analysis shows how the moral, emotional and material dimensions are articulated in the performance of the work. This analysis contributes to the “denaturalization” of care work by showing that those jobs can be defined in multiple ways, implying very different limits in the definition of the tasks, qualifications, working times and labour relations
This article investigates the impact of policy measures on the organisation of home-based care for o...
International audienceLike most Western countries, France is faced with rapid changes in how social ...
In this chapter Albertini offers an analysis of patterns of informal and formal care support to the ...
This article analyses from a comparative perspective household care for the elderly in the capitals ...
International audienceThis chapter addresses the experiences of migrant women that care for the elde...
Cette thèse étudie les pratiques, les conditions et la division contemporaine du travail de care pou...
International audienceThis chapter (chapter 7) investigates the 'elderly care work at home' sector i...
This paper intends to reflect on some of the predominant traits of caring for older vulnerable peopl...
"In this report, we investigate the situation of workers who also care for an elderly parent in Germ...
This report is part of the second stage of a research study Care Work in Europe: Current Understandi...
International audienceComparative studies of European social policies towards frail elderly people t...
Home care is one of the most important means of compensating for disabilities and ensuring continui...
Traditionally characterised by a familialist approach to elderly care, France has evolvedtowards a m...
The link between family care and public care services for dependent elderly people has been explore...
International audienceLike most Western countries, France is faced with rapid changes in how social ...
This article investigates the impact of policy measures on the organisation of home-based care for o...
International audienceLike most Western countries, France is faced with rapid changes in how social ...
In this chapter Albertini offers an analysis of patterns of informal and formal care support to the ...
This article analyses from a comparative perspective household care for the elderly in the capitals ...
International audienceThis chapter addresses the experiences of migrant women that care for the elde...
Cette thèse étudie les pratiques, les conditions et la division contemporaine du travail de care pou...
International audienceThis chapter (chapter 7) investigates the 'elderly care work at home' sector i...
This paper intends to reflect on some of the predominant traits of caring for older vulnerable peopl...
"In this report, we investigate the situation of workers who also care for an elderly parent in Germ...
This report is part of the second stage of a research study Care Work in Europe: Current Understandi...
International audienceComparative studies of European social policies towards frail elderly people t...
Home care is one of the most important means of compensating for disabilities and ensuring continui...
Traditionally characterised by a familialist approach to elderly care, France has evolvedtowards a m...
The link between family care and public care services for dependent elderly people has been explore...
International audienceLike most Western countries, France is faced with rapid changes in how social ...
This article investigates the impact of policy measures on the organisation of home-based care for o...
International audienceLike most Western countries, France is faced with rapid changes in how social ...
In this chapter Albertini offers an analysis of patterns of informal and formal care support to the ...