Vol. 28 No. 2 (2004): Special Issue: Never Done: The Challenge of Unpaid Work

Published: 2004-04-01

Editorial

• Editorial

  Kathryn Bezanson, Meg Luxton, Katherine Side

  1-5

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Original Research

• Homework As Home Work: Mothers' Unpaid Educational Labour

  Nancy Mandell, Robert Sweet

  7-18

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• Seven Kinds of Work - Only One Paid: Raced, Gendered and Restructured Work in Social Services

  Donna Baines

  19-28

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• Calculating the Value of Unpaid Labour in South Africa

  Debbie Budlender, Ann Lisbet Brathaug

  29-40

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• Is Your Child's Brain Potential Maximized?: Mothering in an Age of New Brain Research

  Glenda Wall

  41-50

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• The Cook's Wife

  Donna J. Gelagotis Lee

  50

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• Devaluing Mothering at Home: Welfare Restructuring and "Motherwork"

  Maureen Baker

  51-60

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• Paid and Unpaid Housework and Social Inequality in Germany

  Claudia Gather

  61-71

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• Mid September

  Alexandra Pasian

  72

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• Feminism and Stay-at-Home-Motherhood: Some Critical Reflections and Implications for Mothers on Social Assistance

  Lynne Marks

  73-83

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• L'accompagnement scolaire des enfants dans le cadre domestique: quelques réflexions.

  Elisabetta Pagnossin Aligisakis

  85-92

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• Pension (In)Securities: Unpaid Work, Precarious Employment and the Canadian Pension System

  Freya Kodar

  93-102

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• Fathers and the Responsibility for Children: A Puzzle and a Tension

  Andrea Doucet

  103-114

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• Home, But Not Alone: Socio-Cultural and Economic Aspects of Canadian Young Adults Sharing Parental Households

  Barbara A. Mitchell

  115-125

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• "It's About Care as Much as It's About Feminism": Women's Personal and Political Motivations for Volunteering in Refuges and Rape Crisis Centres

  Lesley McMillan

  126-137

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• Political Discourses on Workfare and Feminist Debates On the Recognition of Unpaid Work

  Jacinthe Michaud

  138-149

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Book/Video Reviews

• Double Jeopardy: Mother-Work and the Law. Lorna Turnbull.

  Kate Bezanson

  150-151

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• Plus Que Parfaites. Les aides familiales à Montréal, 1850-2000. Raphaël de Groot and Elizabeth Ouellet.

  Bettina Bradbury

  151

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• Of Property and Propriety: The Role of Gender and Class in Imperialism and Nationalism. Himani Bannerji. Sharzad Mojab, and Judith Whitehead, eds.

  Joy Dixon

  151-152

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• Couture #amp; Commerce: The Transatlantic Fashion Trade in the 1950s. Alexandra Palmer.

  Margaret Kechnie

  152-153

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• Driven Apart: Women's Employment Equality and Child Care in Canadian Public Policy. Annis May Timpson.

  Margaret Kechnie

  153-154

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• Women's Work is Never Done. Sylvia Bashevkin, ed.

  Thelma McCormack

  154

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• Set Adrift: Fishing Families. Marian Binkley.

  Barbara Neis

  154-156

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• Tangled Routes: Women, Work, and Globalization on the Tomato Trail. Deborah Barndt.

  Randi Warne

  156-157

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