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Miriam Glucksmann

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#1788

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Miriam Glucksmann's Degrees

PhD Sociology University of Essex
Masters Sociology University of Essex
Bachelors Sociology University of Essex

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According to Wikipedia, Miriam A. Glucksmann FBA is a British sociologist and academic, emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Essex, and visiting professor of sociology at the London School of Economics. Early life She studied at the London School of Economics.

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Miriam Glucksmann's Published Works

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Why ‘Work’? Gender and the ‘Total Social Organization of Labour’ (1995) (227)
Shifting Boundaries and Interconnections: Extending the ‘Total Social Organisation of Labour’ (2005) (156)
Comparative Configurations of Care Work across Europe (2008) (127)
Call configurations: varieties of call centre and divisions of labour (2004) (107)
A new sociology of work (2005) (60)
Formations, Connections and Divisions of Labour (2009) (55)
Cottons and Casuals: The Gendered Organisation of Labour in Time and Space (2013) (52)
`What a Difference a Day Makes': A Theoretical and Historical Exploration of Temporality and Gender (1998) (49)
Confronting the Challenges of Work Today: New Horizons and Perspectives (2005) (42)
Configurations of Care Work: Paid and Unpaid Elder Care in Italy and the Netherlands (2006) (41)
Completing and Complementing: The Work of Consumers in the Division of Labour (2016) (23)
Economies of Recycling, ‘Consumption Work’ and Divisions of Labour in Sweden and England (2013) (23)
‘It's Kind of Saving them a Job isn't it?’ The Consumption Work of Household Recycling (2015) (22)
Household Recycling and Consumption Work: Social and Moral Economies (2014) (21)
Structuralist analysis in contemporary social thought;: A comparison of the theories of Claude Lévi-Strauss and Louis Althusser (1974) (20)
Women and Industrialization: Gender at Work in Nineteenth-Century England (1990) (20)
Women on the Line (1982) (17)
Bake or buy? Comparative and theoretical perspectives on divisions of labour in food preparation work (2014) (15)
New technologies and the transformations of women's labour at home and work (2007) (14)
Working to consume: consumers as the missing link in the division of labour (2013) (12)
Household Recycling and Consumption Work (2015) (11)
In a Class of Their Own? Women Workers in the New Industries in Inter-War Britain (1986) (11)
Some Do, Some Don't (But in Fact They All Do Really); Some Will, Some Won't; Some Have, Some Haven't: Women, Men, Work, and Washing Machines in Inter‐War Britain (1995) (8)
Retailing: Production and consumption's missing relation (2000) (7)
Structuralist Analysis in Contemporary Social Thought (RLE Social Theory): A Comparison of the Theories of Claude Levi-Strauss and Louis Althusser (2014) (6)
Telephone transactions: instituting new processes of exchange and distribution (2007) (3)
Structuralism@@@Structuralism: A Reader (1971) (3)
Women Assemble (2022) (3)
Structural Analysis in Contemporary Social Thought: A Comparison of the Theories of Claude Levi-Strauss and Louis Althusser (1974) (3)
V. Airbrushing the History of Feminism: `Race' and Ethnicity (2008) (2)
Reflecting on Women on the Line: Continuities and Change in Women's Work (2012) (2)
The Three Stages of Recycling Consumption Work (2015) (1)
Gendered Economies of Time: Women Workers in North-West England (1995) (1)
Women on the Line (2nd edition) (2009) (1)
A Contingent Transmission of Sociology: Encounters With Norbert Elias (2009) (1)
Working through Gender: The Inter-Weaving of New Technology in Workplace and Home (1994) (1)
Domestic and Wage Labour: Women's Class Relations in Interwar Britain (1990) (1)
Living Off Tips: Waste and Recycling in Brazil and India (2015) (1)
Women encounter technology. Changing patterns of employment in the third world: Edited by Swasti Mitter and Sheila Rowbotham, 356 pages, Routledge, London, 1995, Br£47 hardcover (1997) (1)
Consumers as Workers in Economies of Waste (2015) (1)
Silenced by law: the cautionary tale of women on the line (2013) (1)
Environmentally Regimented Rubbish: Recycling Systems in Sweden (2015) (0)
Market and State Heterogeneity: Recycling Systems in England (2015) (0)
Comparing Recycling Consumption Work (2015) (0)
Meanings and uses of the term structure (2014) (0)
Hard Labour. The Forgotten Voices of Latvian Migrant Volunteer Workers – By Linda McDowell (2007) (0)
Erratum (2008) (0)
Reviews (1997) (0)
Book review symposium: Linda McDowell, Working Lives: Gender, Migration and Employment in Britain, 1945–2007 (2015) (0)
Conclusion: the structuralist problematic (2014) (0)
Book Reviews (1990) (0)
Book Reviews (1991) (0)
Michael Bittman and Jocelyn Pixley, The Double Life of the Family: Myth, Hope and Experience , St. Leonards, NSW: Allen and Unwin, 1997, paper A$32.95, xiv + 313pp. (1998) (0)
Varieties of Recycling Work (2015) (0)
Moral Economies of Recycling (2015) (0)
Book Reviews (1993) (0)
Book Reviews (1962) (0)
Picking a Way through Rubbish (2015) (0)
Reviews (2004) (0)
The approach to structural and structuralist theory (2014) (0)

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