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Ethnography of Care Work Across Borders - Foreign Intimacy

English · Paperback / Softback

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This ground-breaking ethnography illuminates the theory and practice of 'aging in place' by examining the relationships between migrant live-in care-workers of older people in Israel, and their local employers and family members.


List of contents










Acknowledgements
Section I
Introduction: What Is This Book About

01a. The Context of this Book
01b. How it all Began: Searching for a Care Worker for Mum
Section II
Care Workers
02a. Emily's Miracle: The Hope for a Better Life
02b. Narashtra's Secrets: Plans and Unexpected Changes
02c. Toma's Journey to the Holy Land: Care Migration and Pilgrimage
02d. Linda's Tears: On Humiliation and Abuse
02e. Marsha: Choices and the Lack of Choices
02f. Lucy, Lisa and the Limitationf of Freedom: Autonomy, Morality, and Control
02g. Luna and Cindy: Living on the Edges of the Law
02h. Davis's Victory: Working Outside
Section III
Family Members
03a. Dubi and the Fight with Bureaucracy: The Overly-Successful Arrangement
03b. Eden's Dilemmas: Morality and Dual Obligations
03c. Ella, Anna, and Ilana: On Expectations, Disappointments, and Vulnerability
03d. The Dispute between Eric and Lihi: One Family, Different Voices
03e. Helena's Insomnia: Cold Interests, Guilty Feelings, and Tough Regulations
03f. Rachel Blows Up: Living on the Edge of Sanity
Section IV
Transnational Intimacies
4a. Rocky's Wedding: An Essay about Co-presence
Section V
Two Ending Chapters

05a. Writing about Vulnerable Matters: Anthropological Journey at Home
05b. Conclusions: A Journey towards Empathy
Index


About the author










Daniella Arieli is a social anthropologist and an action researcher working at Emek Yezreel Academic College, Israel.


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