Urbanites and urban villagers: comparing ‘home’ among elite and non-elite Bamiléké women's hometown associations

Uncertain Lives: Neoliberalism and the Shaping of Home Among Service Workers in Gatlinburg

“…In other words, what are the implications for homemaking, and more broadly social reproduction? When scholars talk about "home," they do so on a variety of scales, as an entire nation-state, a region such as "Appalachia," a small village, or a domestic space (Campbell 2004(Campbell [1921D'Alisera 2002;Feldman-Savelsberg and Ndonko 2010;McDowell 2002). What I am most interested in are "epistemologies of home," or how one comes to recognize and bring "common sense" order to domestic spaces.…”