The Social Meaning of Extra Money: Capitalism and the Commodification of Domestic and Leisure Activities (Dynamics of Virtual Work)

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1. Introduction: The Marketization of Everyday Life; Anne Jourdain and Sidonie NaulinPart 1: Pin Money2. Commodifying Leisure and Improving Its Social Value: Knitters' Conspicuous Production on Ravelry.com; Vinciane Zabban3. Making Money Out of Leisure: The Marketization of Handicrafts and Food Blogging; Anne Jourdain and Sidonie Naulin4. Selling Second-Hand Items on the Web: New Skills for Everyone?; Adrien Bailly, Renaud Garcia-Bardidia and Coralie LallemandPart 2: Savings5. Comorian Women at Work: Juggling Insecure Jobs with the Transnational Suitcase Trade; Abdoul-Malik Ahmad6. Domesticity as Value: The Commodification of Foodstuffs in Precarious Rural Russia; Glenn Mainguy7. Nonstandard Working Hours and Economic Use of Free Time in the Upper Class: The Gender Gap; Anne LambertPart 3: Low Labor Income8. Performing Amateurism: A Study of Camgirls' Work; Pierre Brasseur and Jean Finez9. Making Money from TV Series: From Viewer to Webmaster with Financial Rewards; Anne-Sophie B liardHaving or Blurring It All? Capitalism's Work at the Frontier.