Annexes : index
Langue : anglais
ISBN : 978-1-78920-187-1

Résumé : Despite the wealth of empirical research currently available on the interrelationships of gender and labor, we still know comparatively little about the forms of classification and categorization that have helped shape these social phenomena over time. Categories in Context seeks to enrich our understanding of how cognitive categories such as status, law, and rights have been produced, comprehended, appropriated, and eventually transformed by relevant actors. By focusing on specific developments in France and Germany through a transnational lens, this volume produces insights that can be applied to a wide variety of political, social, and historical contexts. [résumé éditeur]

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- Introduction: Categories of gender and work in context : ways toward a research agenda/Isabelle Berrebi-Hoffmann, Olivier Giraud, Léa Renard, and Theresa Wobbe

Shifting categories from a comparative relational perspective
- Making sense of women's labour in the context of the French family business: from domestic labour to recognized work/Olivier Giraud
- The grey zones between work and non-work: statistical and social placing of ‘family workers' in Germany (1880 – 2010)/Léa Renard
- Night work for women in France in the last two decades before 2000: regulations, discourse and gender issues/Michel Lallement
- ‘Women's factory night work' in Germany: changing classification schemes in varying environments, 1891-1994/Theresa Wobbe and Katja Müller
- Women on company boards in France: French republican equality and anti-discrimination laws conflicting logics (2006 - 2013)/Anne-Françoise Bender, Isabelle Berrebi-Hoffmann, and Philippe Reigné
- Women on company boards in Germany: a result of constancy and change in gendered categorizations (1980-2013)/Katja Müller

Trans-national interplay of categorization
- Dynamics of gendered employment regimes in France and Germany over the two last decades: how can they be explained?/Arnaud Lechevalier
- ‘The family's economic charm' - recent reclassifications of maternity, employment, and family in German policy from a historical-sociological perspective, 1900-2010/Theresa Wobbe, Maike Bussmann, Carolin Höroldt, and Léa Renard
- From particular protection to universal principles: shifting classifications of employment rights in the ILO, the EU, and German labour law, 1919 – 1988/Theresa Wobbe, Carolin Höroldt, and Maike Bussmann
- Negotiating the boundaries of equality at work: tensions about a gendered employment norm in France and in the European Community (1914-2014)/Ferruccio Ricciardi