دانلود کتاب Black Girls: Migrant Domestic Workers and Colonial Legacies

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Black Girls
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
List of Tables
Introduction

1. Keywords
1 Postcoloniality
2 Black Europe
3 Memory and Identity
4 Intersectionality
5 Body Work
6 Home
7 Postcolonial Cultural Capital

2. Differences and Similarities in History
Suriname:
Colonialism and Slavery
Independence
Moving from Suriname to the Netherlands
Migration and Racism in the Netherlands
Living in Rotterdam
Afro-Surinamese Women in the Dutch Care Sector
Eritrea:
Eritrea’s History and Italian Colonialism
Eritrea towards Independence
Eritrean Migration to Italy
Migration and Racism in Italy
Eritreans in Rome
Eritrean Women in the Italian Domestic Sector

PART 1: Postcolonial Migrants

3. Colonial Acculturation and Belonging
1 Black Dutch
2 The ‘Ambivalence’ of Bonds
3 The Case of School Education

4. Paramaribo and Asmara as Culture-Contact Zones
1 Separation and Survival of Domestic Slavery
2 A Hierarchical Cultural Contamination
3 Spatial Propinquity and Cultures
4 Hierarchies within ‘Familiarity’
5 The Case of Mass and Popular Culture

5. Postcolonial Encounters: Arriving in Italy and in the Netherlands
1 Class and Belonging ‘after’ the Migration
2 Asymmetries of Recognition
3 The Legacy of Slavery

PART 2: Migrant Domestic Labour

6. A Labour Niche for Postcolonial Migrant Women
1 Niche Formation and Coloniality of Power
2 Substitution across Class and ‘Race’/Ethnicity
3 Religious Figures and Employment
4 The ‘Good’ Job
5 Agencies and ‘Ethnic’ Representations

7. Narratives and Practices of Work and Identity
1 Everyday (Domestic) Practices and Identity
2 Rhythms and Gestures of Care
3 Self-Identifications between Care, Cleaning and Servitude
4 Time, Tasks and Female Models
5 Time, Body and Enactment of Power

8. Ethnicisation of Care and Domestic Skills
1 ‘Ethnicisation’ and the Right Personality
2 Subservience as a Skill
3 Familiarity with Domestic Work as a Social Position
4 Reversal of Hierarchies
5 Respect and Discipline
6 The Case of Food and Cooking

9. Racism at Work, under Colonial Legacies
1 Racism, Ressentiment and Slavery
2 Home Care as a ‘Scenario of Racism’
3 Spatial Confinement
4 Bodies: Wearing Inferiority
5 Re-Enacting Colonial Times

Conclusions

Appendices
I Notes on the Fieldwork
II Notes on the Interviewees

Bibliography
Index