دانلود کتاب Home-Land: Romanian Roma, Domestic Spaces and the State

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GLOBAL MIGRATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE\n Series Editors:\n Forthcoming titles:\nContents\nWho’s who\n Frontline workers\n Romanian Roma families\nAcknowledgements\nForeword\nSeries Preface\nIntroduction\nIntroduction. Romanian Roma, motherhood and the home\n Who are Romanian Roma?\n Good mothers and bad migrants\n Feeling at home?\n Politics of care and belonging through home space\n Outline of the book\n Final remarks\n1. Home truths: fieldwork, writing and anthropology’s ‘home encounter’\n Methodology of the encounter and the encounter as methodology\n Luton\n ‘Cutting the field’: a chronology of fieldwork\n Finding houses and switching roles\n Negotiations with frontline workers\n Ethical entanglements\n Final remarks\n2. Shifting faces of the state: austerity, post-welfare and frontline work\n Seeing like a state-actor: the safeguarding lens\n Everyday discretion in a hostile, austere, post-welfare state\n The post-welfare state and audit culture\n Shifting faces of the state\n Final remarks\n3. Romanian Roma mothers: labelling and negotiating stigma\n State labels and everyday racism\n Everyday labelling: connections and disconnections\n Mothers under the Romanian Roma label\n State visibility and the bureaucratic magic of children\n Engaging, resisting and reproducing ‘Romanian Roma’\n Final remarks\n4. Intimate bureaucracy and home encounters\n Journey to the home encounter\n Temporality of encounters: ‘popping over’\n Desiring the home encounter\n Summary: the social location of the home encounter\n The home: space, relationships and values\n Thresholds and gardens\n Staging the home\n Throwing away objects and unruly mothering\n Final remarks\n5. Gender and intimate state encounters\n Redeeming belonging through motherhood\n Unredeemable masculinities: closing down spaces of political membership\n Gendered marginalisation within families\n Gendered marginalisation between family and state\n Final remarks\n6. Borders and intimate state encounters\n Un/Domesticating the state: care and refusal in intimate state encounters\n Rosemary and Ecaterina\n Christian and Violeta\n Paula and Margereta\n Border work through care\n Rodica and the silent sorting of Romanian Roma\n Final remarks\nConclusion\nConclusion. Homemade state: intimate state encounters at the margins\n Street-level bureaucracy, home and the relational state\n Citizenship, belonging and the politics of care\n Politics of intimacy and reproduction of uncertainty\nNotes\nReferences\nIndex