Titlebook: Affective Equality; Love, Care and Injus Kathleen Lynch,John Baker,Maeve O’Brien Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Corporate Real Estate Managementeir daily routines of care (O’Brien, 2005). The work of care, however, does not happen ‘naturally’ and effortlessly, and the capacities of mothers to activate economic, cultural, social and emotional capitals shape their care, and the exchange of that caring in the educational field.

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,The Impact of Economic, Social, Cultural and Emotional Capital on Mothers’ Love and Care Work in Edeir daily routines of care (O’Brien, 2005). The work of care, however, does not happen ‘naturally’ and effortlessly, and the capacities of mothers to activate economic, cultural, social and emotional capitals shape their care, and the exchange of that caring in the educational field.

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Annette Bruce,Christoph Jeromino their own caring. It outlines the ways in which nurturing rationalities override economic rationalities, and how people’s relational identities as carers play a central role in determining their life priorities.

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,Konsequenzen für das Top-Management,cess and findings of a three-year ethnographic study carried out with survivors of institutional abuse in Irish industrial schools. In particular, the perspective moves from the teacher or parent as caregiver to the learner as a care recipient in a learning relationship.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67885-5arious forms of social engagement that emanate from such relations and define themselves in terms of them. Solidary bonds of friendship or kinship are frequently what brings meaning, warmth and joy to life.

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