Dirty Work

1. Introducing Dirty Work, Concepts and Identities
Ruth Simpson, Natasha Slutskaya, Patricia Lewis, Heather Höpfl

2. Dirty Work and Acts of Contamination
Heather Höpfl

3. Stains, Staining and the Ethics of Dirty Work
Sheena J. Vachhani

4. From High Flyer to Crook – How Can We Understand the Stigmatisation of Investment Bankers during the Financial Crisis?
Liz Stanley, Kate Mackenzie-Davey

5. ‘Glamour Girls, Macho Men and Everything In Between’: Un/doing Gender and Dirty Work in Soho’s Sex Shops
Melissa Tyler

6. Doing Gender in Dirty Work: Exotic Dancers’ Construction of Self-Enhancing Identities
Gina Grandy, Sharon Mavin

7. Dirty Talks and Gender Cleanliness: An Account of Identity Management Practices in Phone Sex Work
Giulia Selmi

8. Embracing Dirt in Nursing Matters
Robert McMurray

9. Dispersing of Dirt: Inscribing Bodies and Polluting Organisation
Paul White, Alison Pullen

10. Gendering and Embodying Dirty Work: Men Managing Taint in the Context of Nursing Care
Ruth Simpson, Natasha Slutskaya, Jason Hughes

11. Cleaning Up? Transnational Corporate Femininity and Dirty Work in Magazine Culture
Elaine Swan

12. Managing ‘Dirty’ Migrant Identities: Migrant Labour and the Neutralisation of Dirty Work through ‘Moral’ Group Identity
Geraldine Lee-Treweek

13. Post-Feminism and Entrepreneurship: Interpreting Disgust in a Female Entrepreneurial Narrative
Patricia Lewis

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Gender Studies, Sociology of Work, Organization, Office Management, Organizational Studies, Economic Sociology, Industrial, Organisational and Economic Psychology