Peripheral Labour Mobilities Family & health The spotlight has never shone

The spotlight has never shone more fiercely on what companies say-and do

The second book in the Sunday Times bestselling What’s For Dinner

Olivier Remaud is Professor of Philosophy at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS)

and strategies for managing menstrual and menopausal complications

the sly theme from The Pink Panther

Peripheral Labour Mobilities Family & health The spotlight has never shoneAn inciteful ethnography of cross border elder care workers. The precarious situation in the successor states of Yugoslavia created a specific dynamic in the field of labor mobility. Still, little research has been done in this region on how women, who are older care workers from Serbia or Bosnia commuteoften via illegal border crossingsto German households to look after the elderly. In Peripheral Labor Mobilities, Tanja Viic explores this gender