How »family« is construed on a material and discursive level has gained increasing interest among educational and social work professionals. The contributors to this volume address that question in relation to the diverse everyday practices of »doing family« by its heterogeneous members. The contributions build a transdisciplinary bridge between research on family life on the one hand and research on the formatting of family in welfare state contexts on the other. Fundamental to this is a decentred and fluid understanding of family that conceives itself as a contested set of relational activities in people's everyday lives that are socially recognized as »familial«.
Doing Family at the crossroads of organisations and private livesSeiten 59 - 74 Barbara Thiessen, Karin Jurczyk, Maria S. Rerrich Download Kapitel (PDF)
Covid-19 and ‘the making of families’ in (post)welfare stateSeiten 93 - 104 Thomas Grunau Download Kapitel (PDF)
Intergenerational dynamics of family practices among young adults and their parents living together during the pandemicSeiten 105 - 120 Paula Pustulka Download Kapitel (PDF)
“Doing parenthood” within ambivalent orders of recognitionSeiten 123 - 138 Almut Peukert Download Kapitel (PDF)
Doing family in welfare practices of early preventive servicesSeiten 139 - 156 Amanda Edler, Stephan Dahmen, Helga Kelle Download Kapitel (PDF)
Practices of doing difference in relation to familiesSeiten 157 - 174 Simone Seitz, Catalina Hamacher Download Kapitel (PDF)
The making and doing of migrant (m)others in Germany – subjectivation in the context of early childhood education and careSeiten 175 - 192 Philipp Sandermann, Vanessa Schwenker Download Kapitel (PDF)
Doing ‘shared care’ in between family and early childhood education and careSeiten 193 - 208 Sabrina Göbel, Sabine Bollig Download Kapitel (PDF)
Tattooing Family – doing and displaying family through tattoos by young people in residential careSeiten 211 - 228 Lisa Groß Download Kapitel (PDF)
Family generational relations in the context of refuge and asylumSeiten 245 - 258 Samia Aden, Manuela Westphal, Franziska Korn, Jiayin Li-Gottwald Download Kapitel (PDF)
