Stefano Ba
Biographic Data
| ID | 3673592 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefano Ba |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefano |
| FAMILY NAME | Ba |
| SIGNATURE | BA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Huddersfield |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Precarietà e classe. Genitori in occupazioni precarie e ‘lotte quotidiane
This study presents the results of exploratory research on precarity and class. Through key concepts drawn from critical sociology, we try to understand class as class struggle, but not in the political sense of the concept. Here class struggle means the uninterrupted efforts of a whole group of people, within the given circumstances, to create better living conditions. Precarity is part of these circumstances and it is framed within the dynamics…
The Struggle to Reconcile Precarious Work and Parenthood
This research is about parents in precarious employment, as the intersection of parental responsibilities and paid work represents a privileged site from which to explore the process of precarisation within a wider social context. Social reproduction is then interrogated in order to conceptually frame parents' everyday struggles for stability. The dyad use-value and exchange-value is mobilised to make sense of parents' activities in the domestic …
Parenting, Play and the Work-Family Interaction
This article explores the recreational time of parents with young children and the ways it can influence practices reconciling work and family. The aim is to examine the internal dynamics and the emotional side of family life vis-à-vis parents' time structures. Children's organised and spontaneous activities have received scant attention in work-family studies and this lack of conceptual development around the quality of time use is unfortunate, …
A great job and a family
This article investigated how work narratives of dual-earner families are materially and symbolically configured in discourses of reconciliation of work and home life. Following critical studies of the work–family interaction, this research takes into consideration symbolic and social structures and tries to look into the interrelation of factors such as job resources, job satisfaction, levels of autonomy with the self-esteem and sense of 'self' …
Symbolic boundaries
This article explores how working parents make sense of family and work life through an analysis of the boundaries between these two domains of daily life. It then assesses the meaning of these boundaries, how parents mediate 'work' and 'home' according to the symbolic and emotional focus they give to one or both of these domains. The mediating position of parents implies a host of different strategies towards the management of family–work bounda…
Meaning and Structure in the Work and Family Interface
This article explores the work and family life of dual-earner parents, how they manage these commitments and how they respond to competing demands on their daily life. The analysis of qualitative data suggests that parents manage the work-family boundaries according to the specific meaning that they attach to these spheres of daily life, but it also points to employment structures informing parents' 'focus' on work and family and equally shaping …
The Struggle to Reconcile Precarious Work and Parenthood
This research is about parents in precarious employment, as the intersection of parental responsibilities and paid work represents a privileged site from which to explore the process of precarisation within a wider social context. Social reproduction is then interrogated in order to conceptually frame parents' everyday struggles for stability. The dyad use-value and exchange-value is mobilised to make sense of parents' activities in the domestic …
A great job and a family
This article investigated how work narratives of dual-earner families are materially and symbolically configured in discourses of reconciliation of work and home life. Following critical studies of the work–family interaction, this research takes into consideration symbolic and social structures and tries to look into the interrelation of factors such as job resources, job satisfaction, levels of autonomy with the self-esteem and sense of 'self' …
Symbolic boundaries
This article explores how working parents make sense of family and work life through an analysis of the boundaries between these two domains of daily life. It then assesses the meaning of these boundaries, how parents mediate 'work' and 'home' according to the symbolic and emotional focus they give to one or both of these domains. The mediating position of parents implies a host of different strategies towards the management of family–work bounda…
Meaning and Structure in the Work and Family Interface
This article explores the work and family life of dual-earner parents, how they manage these commitments and how they respond to competing demands on their daily life. The analysis of qualitative data suggests that parents manage the work-family boundaries according to the specific meaning that they attach to these spheres of daily life, but it also points to employment structures informing parents' 'focus' on work and family and equally shaping …
Meaning and Structure in the Work and Family Interface
This article explores the work and family life of dual-earner parents, how they manage these commitments and how they respond to competing demands on their daily life. The analysis of qualitative data suggests that parents manage the work-family boundaries according to the specific meaning that they attach to these spheres of daily life, but it also points to employment structures informing parents' 'focus' on work and family and equally shaping …
Symbolic boundaries
This article explores how working parents make sense of family and work life through an analysis of the boundaries between these two domains of daily life. It then assesses the meaning of these boundaries, how parents mediate 'work' and 'home' according to the symbolic and emotional focus they give to one or both of these domains. The mediating position of parents implies a host of different strategies towards the management of family–work bounda…
Parenting, Play and the Work-Family Interaction
This article explores the recreational time of parents with young children and the ways it can influence practices reconciling work and family. The aim is to examine the internal dynamics and the emotional side of family life vis-à-vis parents' time structures. Children's organised and spontaneous activities have received scant attention in work-family studies and this lack of conceptual development around the quality of time use is unfortunate, …
A great job and a family
This article investigated how work narratives of dual-earner families are materially and symbolically configured in discourses of reconciliation of work and home life. Following critical studies of the work–family interaction, this research takes into consideration symbolic and social structures and tries to look into the interrelation of factors such as job resources, job satisfaction, levels of autonomy with the self-esteem and sense of 'self' …
The Struggle to Reconcile Precarious Work and Parenthood
This research is about parents in precarious employment, as the intersection of parental responsibilities and paid work represents a privileged site from which to explore the process of precarisation within a wider social context. Social reproduction is then interrogated in order to conceptually frame parents' everyday struggles for stability. The dyad use-value and exchange-value is mobilised to make sense of parents' activities in the domestic …
Precarietà e classe. Genitori in occupazioni precarie e ‘lotte quotidiane
This study presents the results of exploratory research on precarity and class. Through key concepts drawn from critical sociology, we try to understand class as class struggle, but not in the political sense of the concept. Here class struggle means the uninterrupted efforts of a whole group of people, within the given circumstances, to create better living conditions. Precarity is part of these circumstances and it is framed within the dynamics…
Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (5 works) · Family life (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Emotional Labor in Professions (3 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)