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From pin money to side hustle: Rural and regional women's side businesses in Australia 1900–2023

Asia‐Pacific Economic History Review, Volume 64, Issue 3, Page 315-340, November 2024.
Abstract In the last 15 years, mainstream use of the term ‘side hustle’ has boomed. But the act of having a side hustle is not new; the term's novelty obscures a long‐established pattern of ‘sideline earning’ by Australian rural women, and indeed around the world.
Louise Prowse
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Pricing the priceless childcare: Early childhood education for babies and toddlers

Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, Volume 61, Issue 4, Page 371-391, November 2024.
Abstract This article connects Viviana Zelizer's theory of the social meaning of money to family studies, using the case of American parents’ spending on children. We investigate how money spent on the youngest children—babies and toddlers—reflects the growing expert emphasis on the importance of parental investment in the critical early period for ...
Nina Bandelj, Michelle Spiegel
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Navigating the Moral Landscape of Foster Care: The Risk of Blame and Suspicion in Paid Parenthood

Social Inclusion
Foster care provides a family‐like upbringing for children who cannot stay with their biological parents for various reasons. While the practice of paying foster parents is not questioned, the level of the fee and how it is spent (or not spent) are ...
Katarina Jacobsson
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Avoiding the transactional “feel” while getting paid: Affect and relational work in sugar dating

Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, Volume 61, Issue 4, Page 392-408, November 2024.
Abstract Following Viviana Zelizer's extensive scholarship on the interweaving of money and intimacy, this paper discusses the often overlooked yet critical role of affect in the production of relational work and in the success of relational packages.
Catherine Lavoie Mongrain
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Repugnance Management and Transactions in the Body [PDF]

, 2017
Researchers have made progress in understanding the role of repugnance in transactions involving the human body. Yet, often, the focus remains on exchange between individuals and how they mentally cope (or not) with repugnance.
Healy, Kieran, Krawiec, Kimberly D.
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Dinero, circuito, relaciones íntimas

Sociedad y Economía, 2008
La dicotomía entre las relaciones íntimas y las relaciones interpersonales se inscribe en una tradición de vieja data. Como alternativa a esta dicotomía, este artículo propone una aproximación basada en el reconocimiento de circuitos  interpersonales ...
Viviana A. Zelizer
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With Heart-Strings Attached: Funding Decisions as Identity Work in Nonprofit Organizations [PDF]

, 2012
Resource dependency theory states that nonprofit organizations’ acceptance of public monies is acceptance of government control. Through detailed grants, government agencies can enact their priorities through willing or unwilling nonprofit organizations ...
Cole, Jonathan L
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Body, Virus, Morals, and Scandals [PDF]

, 2020
Note from the editor Body, virus, morals, and scandals by Akos Rona-Tas Scandals, morality wars, and the field of reproductive surrogacy in Ukraine by Alya Guseva How much is your health worth?

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Moral Money – The action guiding Impact of Complementary Currencies [PDF]

, 2012
This paper investigates a special form of a community currency, the German Regiogeld System, which is a private monetary system with a regional validity and a non-profit-agenda.
Thiel, Christian
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Argent, circuits, relations intimes

Enfances, Familles, Générations, 2005
The dichotomy between intimate and interpersonal relationships stems from a longstanding tradition. As an alternative to this dichotomy, the present article proposes an approach based on the recognition of interpersonal circuits.
Viviana A. Zelizer
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