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Foreword; Editors' Acknowledgments; Guide to Topics; Introduction: An Eye on Eotion in the Study of Families and Work; PART I:Family Time Binds; 1. Inside the Clockwork of Male Careers; 2. Shift Work in Multiple Time Zones: Some Implications of Contingent and Nonstandard Employment for Family Life; 3. Where Families and Children's Activities Meet: Gender, MESHing Work, and Family Myths; 4. Emotional Carework, Gender, and the Division of Household Labor; 5."Why Can't I Have What I Want?": Timing Employment, Marriage, and Motherhood.
PART II:Work/Family Feeling Rules for Managing the Heart6. Framing Couple Time and Togetherness among American and Norwegian Professional Couples; 7. Love and Gratitude: Single Mothers Talk about Men's Contributions to the Second Shift; 8. The Asking Rules of Reciprocity; 9. Wives Who Play by the Rules: Working on Emotions in the Sport Marriage; 10. Emotion Work in the Age of Insecurity; PART III:Emotional Geography of Invisible Work; 11. The Crisis of Care; 12. The Family Work of Parenting in Public; 13. Maternally Yours: The Emotion Work of "Maternal Visibility."
14. Invisible Care and the Illusion of IndependencePART IV:Commodifying Intimate Life; 15. Remaking Family through Subcontracting Care: Elder Care in Taiwanese and Hong Kong Immigrant Families; 16. The Viacom Generation: The Consumer Child and the Corporate Parent; 17. Consumption as Care and Belonging: Economies of Dignity in Children's Daily Lives; 18. Interracial Intimacy on the Commodity Frontier; PART V. Global Care Chains; 19. The Globalization-Family Nexus: Families as Mediating Structures of Globalization; 20. Homeland Visits: Transnational Magnified Moments among Low-Wage Immigrant Men.
21. Childbirth at the Global CrossroadsAfterword; Notes on Contributors.
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