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Articoli di riviste sul tema "Économie domestique – Sociologie"
Beillan, Véronique. "Innovation technologique et pratiques domestiques : analyse d'une expérience domotique". Sociétés contemporaines 17, n. 1 (1 luglio 1994): 91–102. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/soco.p1994.17n1.0091.
Testo completoTran, Nathalie, e Jorge Pantaleón. "Domestication économique et monétarisation de la vie sociale". Anthropologie et Sociétés 34, n. 2 (23 febbraio 2011): 123–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/045709ar.
Testo completoCavagnoud, Robin, e Jaris Mujica. "Prostitution adolescente et économie domestique dans le contexte portuaire de Pucallpa (Amazonie péruvienne)". Cahiers des Amériques latines 2011/3, n. 68 (31 dicembre 2011): 145–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/cal.193.
Testo completoDéchaux, Jean-Hugues. "Les échanges dans la parenté accentuent-ils les inégalités ?" Sociétés contemporaines 17, n. 1 (1 luglio 1994): 75–90. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/soco.p1994.17n1.0075.
Testo completoMikhail, Alan. "Animals as Property in Early Modern Ottoman Egypt". Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 53, n. 4 (2010): 621–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/156852010x529132.
Testo completoThomas, Melanee. "The Complexity Conundrum: Why Hasn't the Gender Gap in Subjective Political Competence Closed?" Canadian Journal of Political Science 45, n. 2 (giugno 2012): 337–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008423912000352.
Testo completoPascual, Jean-Paul, e Colette Establet. "WOMEN IN DAMASCENE FAMILIES AROUND 1700". Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 45, n. 3 (2002): 301–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/156852002320896319.
Testo completoAvaro, Maylis, e Mathilde Roussigné. "Oikos nomos : visibilité, mesures et valeurs de la production domestique en littérature contemporaine (Ernaux, Revaz, Divry)". Fabula-Lht : Inventer l'économie, n. 28 (24 ottobre 2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.58282/lht.3043.
Testo completoFouquet, Annie. "Pourquoi valoriser le travail domestique ?" Cambouis, la revue des sciences sociales aux mains sales, 6 gennaio 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.52983/crev.vi0.33.
Testo completoSene, Ismaïla. "Domesticité, exploitation économique et maltraitance : cas des travailleuses domestiques à Dakar". SociologieS, 3 giugno 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/sociologies.16835.
Testo completoTesi sul tema "Économie domestique – Sociologie"
Perrin-Heredia, Ana. "Logiques économiques et comptes domestiques en milieux populaires : éthnographie économique d'une "zone urbaine sensible"". Reims, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010REIME006.
Testo completoThis thesis is about budget organisation and consumption habits among working-classes. This object enables to understand and analyse economic and social logics implemented by households with low income to make home domestics work. The research consists in an ethnographie fieldwork among inhabitants of a working-class neighbourhood in a French middle-sized city and among local structures, public and pnvate, that care about controlling and normalizing domestic budgets (communal centres and banking associations). Analysing how officers in charge of disciplining domestic budgets look at economic behaviours of working-class people reveals the non-thoughts that stand in the domestic budget reviews and in their compliance with accounting balance des. Ethnographie methodology helps to describe the economic rationalities that the respondents follow - how their practical experience and ways of thinking come to a system. It also allows us to make out the conditions that lead people to them. How they cope with the twofold dimension (relative to both budget and interaction) of the economic domination explains the differences we observe in their ways of living whereas they seem to live the same way. Explored through three scopes (budget, time and space), economic logics have important similarities. Home domestics have to put up with a strong budgetary constraint toughened by a set of institutional and banking operations. Then these logics expand in survival househoIds and presuppose to resort to multiple intimate transactions. Lastly they take place into a double time unit : the very present, governed by day-to-day urgency ; the distant future, structured by material insecurity and the only howledge that you will never know what tomorrow can be. According to these elements, we can talk about « class economics rationality », fully incorporated in working-class culture
Jacquemin, Mélanie. "Sociologie du service domestique juvénile : "petites nièces" et "petites bonnes" à Abidjan". Paris, EHESS, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007EHES0108.
Testo completoThe first section describes young and adolescent girls' domestic work in Abidjan as a fundamental component of urban life and urban economy. This study clarifies the over-representation of a female age group (5-19 year-old) in the city, a long-standing demographic phenomenon. By gathering oral sources, ethnographical observations and written documentation, the second part shows how a specific market of child domestic labour has been progressively constituted in Ivory Coast. From fieldwork, three models of hiring are drawn, within which several types are characterised. The practices of putting girls to work and the relations between the women « bosses » and the « girls » are then explored, which brings to light the effects of the deepening economic recession on domestic production. The third and last part is interested in the recent media coverage of the phenomenon of little maids in Ivory Coast. It presents a critical analysis of Ivoirian and international media
La, Hougue Arnaud de. "Sources de l'idéal professionnel d'une catégorie de travailleurs sociaux : les conseillers en économie sociale familiale". Paris 5, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA05H011.
Testo completoHugues, Fanny. "Débrouilles rurales : les modestes économes au prisme de l'ethnographie ethnocomptable de leurs espaces domestiques". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024EHES0072.
Testo completoThis thesis focuses on rural resourcefulness, i.e. a set of lifestyles characterised by low incomes and a large resort to the subsistence economy. The precariousness of the labour market and the decline of social rights since the end of the 20th century, the contemporary context of high inflation, as well as the invisibilisation, or even stigmatisation of these « modest thrifties » by the public authorities raise the question of the social and material conditions that sustain these lifestyles, which are a minority within the rural social morphology.How do people in the French countryside actually live with low income over the long term, doing more than just surviving? In other words, what are the local monetary and non-monetary resources that ensure the reproduction of rural resourcefulness? How are they constantly combined, arranged and assembled according to material, temporal, spatial and technical constraints and possibilities? How are they unequally accessible and mobilised? What matters, what do they rely on, and who do they rely on to consider living well on little income in rural areas?The results presented in this thesis are based on a multi-site ethnographic survey of 31 households, using the ethno-accounting method, in several rural areas in 6 « départements ». While highlighting the practices common to modest thrifties, the household monographs make it possible to detect the (small) socio-economic differences that lead to unequal ways of getting by. To tackle these issues, his thesis takes a close look at dispositions, trajectories and social relationships.The thesis is divided into five sections. The first section examines the value of a hybrid methodology for investigating rural resourcefulness. It sketches out a space of rural resourcefulness, based on a typology of 4 social groups: ‘precarious women’, ‘retired farmers’, ‘workers and peasants’ and ‘low-income intermediaries’. The second section explores the material living conditions of modest thrifties, i.e. their monetary and land resources. Managing their limited budgets and securing their residential stability are crucial to the balance of these domestic economies. Their economic socialisation sheds light on the homogeneity of their ascetic behaviour, while a study of their housing trajectories reveals the heterogeneity of their paths. The third section examines the way in which the extended domestic space, – the main scene of rural resourcefulness –, is unevenly invested and integrated into a continuum between subsistence and consumption. Personal space and personal time are essential to subsistence practices, such as the domestic production of food or firewood. These practices are subject to economic, temporal and symbolic trade-offs that reflect class, gender and age positions. The fourth section looks into the technical skills of Do It Yourself and the social skills of mutual aid on which the main part of rural resourcefulness is based. The interdependence of these domestic economies to their local areas allows for access to goods and services that would otherwise be unaffordable on the market, without escaping the social relations that structure these lifestyles. The fitfh section examines the moral ecologies of modest thrifties and the different ways in which they relate to environmental issues, especially regarding legitimate environmental standards. The practical and moral sense that guides their thrifty practices, inherited from childhood and updated throughout their lives, leads them to affirm three forms of socially situated moral ecologies: ‘anti-waste’, ‘peasant’ and ‘anti-consumerist’
Depecker, Thomas. "La loi des tables : quantification du besoin alimentaire et réforme des conduites de vie XIXe-XXe siècles". Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0004.
Testo completoThis doctoral thesis examines the social conditions of technologies transfer between the exploitation of livestock and the reform of the conducts of life. The case considered here is the quantification of dietary needs. The analysis of relationships between different fields shows how the quantification of physiological inputs and outputs, thought for the livestock enterprises in the early XIXth century, becomes employed in the governmentality of one's health. The quantification of dietary needs arises in the early XIXth century as a result of changes in agricultural accounting and livestock exploitation: the relations between diet and livestock products are then a simple relation between debits and credits. The "rational nutrition", which is the agricultural chemistry study about the optimization of cattle exploitation, is then integrated within companies making use of animal strength. Analyzing the positions of individuals at the interface of agricultural chemistry, medicine and public health, this doctoral thesis shows how the "rational nutrition" is also used in the administration of institutions during the second half of the XIXth century, and is finally presented to the entire population, in particular to the working class, as a principle of conduct of life, which leads individuals to view their body as a rational farmer is considering his cattle: as a capital. After showing how the quantification of dietary needs at this time is presented as a technique that everyone should apply to oneself, the doctoral thesis finally exposes the institution of "rational nutrition" as 5 technique dedicated to the monitoring of population during the Second World War
Mainguy, Glenn. "L'économie du quotidien : une étude de la précarité à travers l'exemple des pratiques agricoles domestiques dans le monde rural russe". Thesis, Bordeaux, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016BORD0323.
Testo completoAfter the crises of the 1990’s, like the overall Russian society, the rural world experienced a process of economical and social normalization. This thesis studies this phenomenon – from below – on the basis of an ethnography of the practices of everyday life carried in the Russian rural territories, in various places and concerning different people in precarious situation. The argumentation of this thesis follows a double movement. On one hand, she explains how the development of the market economy generated in the rural population various form of precarious situations, and on the other hand she demonstrates how the work of people in the household production can be interpret as a protection toward this risk and a way of rebuilding some stability and security into the conditions of their daily life. Firstly, the analysis of the organisation of the household economy is focusing on the constitution of the family solidarities and on the way they help people dealing with the insecurity of their daily life. Secondly, this thesis emphasis that the movement of retreat into the household experienced by the men lead to a redefinition of their role in the family and highlight how by their integration in the household production they manage to rehabilitate themselves within the society. Thirdly, this study shows how the market logics spread by the development of the capitalism economy are translated in the ordinaries economics practices and how these practices reveal the existence of a combine movement of domestication of the market and marketization of household economy
Cacciari, Joseph. "Les ménages face aux impératifs de "transition énergétique" : des raisonnements pris entre marché, normalisation institutionnelle et références pour agir forgées au fil de la trajectoire biographique". Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0280/document.
Testo completoHow do heteronomous norms of behavior succeed in defining how individuals organize their everyday lives without being perceived as external or arbitrary constraints? How do individuals come to favor certain references to act rather than others in their life's course ? Energy practices in the domestic space (heating and cooling of rooms, cooking and refrigerating food, domestic hot water, lighting, electrical appliances, etc.) constitute a particularly rich field of analysis of these questions in the current context of "energy transition". The expected changes in behavior are the occasion of social science studies that often take for granted the categories of public debate: in special, that of reducing domestic practices that mobilize energy on consumption and that which naturalizes the energy transition . The aim is here to question these categories for households of the " working classes from the upper", at a distance from the social work schemes designed for deprived situations and nevertheless threatened with difficulties with energy costs. It then attempts to account for the mechanisms of submission to the economic slogan and the socialization of the social actors to the consumption of domestic practices mobilizing energy, bringing them in particular circumstances to pay attention to new prescriptive speeches when deciding on their actions. For this purpose, the thesis is based on a critical review of the social science work on households relation to energy, on monographs of occupational groups with institutional discourses on households and on monographs of households
Feldman, Nehara. "Migrations de l'oppression : rapports sociaux de sexe et divisions du groupe des femmes au sein d'un segment de lignage originaire de la région de Kayes (Mali)". Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0091.
Testo completoThe thesis explores the nature and variety of forms that gender relations may take within a West African society that is characterized by significant geographical dispersion. The current study focuses on analyzing the dispersion-induced changes in intra-familial relations between men and women within a specific lineage segment. Though scattered over several territories, this lineage segment is concentrated mainly in three places: a village in the Kayes region of Mali, Mali's capital Bamako and the Paris region in France. The study starts by developing alternatives to the current androcentric analysis of this milieu and its social structure. In the second part, we investigate two questions concerning the management of the domestic unit. The first is about the exploitation of women within such units. The second concerns the possible connections between the women' s access to money and their reach for autonomy. Finally, we investigate the mechanisms used to oppress women, as well as strategies these women can and do use to resist this oppression. In summary, we reveal evidence for a complex interplay of intersecting power relations. The power relations between women and men within the lineage segment are crisscrossed by power relations between age-cohorts and those between members connected to the lineage by filiation and those by marriage. And added to this, we find hierarchies and power relations engendered by the localities with which the respective members are affiliated
Ray-Lambert, Anne. "« Tous propriétaires ! » : politiques urbaines et parcours d'accédants dans les lotissements périurbains (1970-2010)". Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0034.
Testo completoToday, periurban private housing developments face much criticism and negative representations. Combining ethnographic materials collected in northern Isère and in the Parisian suburbs with statistical data from the INSEE “Logement” survey, this thesis challenges some of those prevailing ideas: that of the periurban area as a space of segregation, or a place of “political and social separatism” reserved for poor so called “white” households. On the contrary, this thesis shows that far from being homogeneous, periurban private housing developments are at the heart of a current restructuration process of class, sex and race relations in the French society. This analysis of both the production of housing developments and its uses underlines the increasingly important role of local representatives in the implementation of national policies supporting house-ownership. By promoting a “controlled opening” of their territories, these representatives contribute to the settlement of residents who have neither the same social trajectories nor the same prospects of mobility: young couples from urban centers, workers from the vicinity, families from public housing units. The mixed nature of residents therefore conditions the diverse uses and ways of living in these residential areas. More specifically, with mounting financial and material burden on domestic economy, owning a house changes the opportunity cost of employment of the least skilled women and strengthens their specialization in domestic work, as compared to women with more academic capital. Besides, the recent arrival of immigrant families from Maghreb or sub-Saharan Africa in the private housing developments contributes to the racialization of neighborhood relationships, which only in part recreates lines of social fractures
Orain, Renaud. "La naissance du foyer ? : conditions matérielles des entrées dans les carrières parentales et de l' accueil du premier enfant en France à la fin du XXe siècle". Phd thesis, Paris 8, 2007. http://octaviana.fr/document/135532426#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Testo completoHow do practical and economic conditions of motherhood and fatherhood entwine in the last decade of the XXth Century? In France, motherhood is an institution assigning mothers to the daily task of caring for their young children and protecting their job at the same time, to some (variable) extent. Hence, mothering is placed in some consecution with women's job career, as successful or unsettled as it may be. This process makes motherhood an archetype of the parenthood, whereas social paternity is conditioned by stability of the couple, and by resources and assets men can provide ex ante to sustain their household's economic life. Statistically, young fathers tend to have attained relatively stable job places, in comparison with other men at the same point of their life course. On the one hand, statutory fatherhood then selects men getting to the best secured places, making other, less protected fathers invisible, mainly through the (in)stability of their partnerships. As a global result, parents of both gender massively wait for their job situation to stabilize before having a first child, but one mother out of ten lives with her child under 3 without a father. On the other hand, fieldwork brings the emphasis on more critical fatherhoods, eventually resulting into a different and possibly stronger position in the household. Whereas such dynamics allow proving how essential practical and economic circumstances and requirements of first child's care are to make parental responsibility thinkable ex ante, they seem to prevent accounting for its whole significance ex post
Libri sul tema "Économie domestique – Sociologie"
B, Ingoldsby Bron, e Smith Suzanna D, a cura di. Families in multicultural perspective. New York: Guilford Press, 1995.
Cerca il testo completo(Editor), Harry K. Schwarzweller, e Daniel C. Clay (Editor), a cura di. Research in Rural Sociology & Development: Household Strategies (Research in Rural Sociology and Development). Elsevier Limited, 1991.
Cerca il testo completoPioneering Paths in the Study of Families: The Lives and Careers of Family Scholars. Haworth Press, 2003.
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