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(2019), "Index", Murray, L., McDonnell, L., Hinton-Smith, T., Ferreira, N. and Walsh, K. (Ed.) Families in Motion: Ebbing and Flowing through Space and Time, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 267-271. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-415-620191019

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate footnotes.

Adaptations

, 64, 68, 235

Administrative restrictions

, 43–45

Adult independence

, 234–237

Aesthetic emotional framework

, 20

Affect

, 5, 21, 219

Ambient co-presence

, 110

Assemblage

, 219–220

mother–baby

, 219–220

familial walking

, 216, 227

Attachment

, 20

Autoethnography (AE)

, 62–63

Birth

, 9, 137, 141

Boomerang moves

, 7

Broken’ family

, 3, 62, 179

Burkitt’s theory of emotions

, 22

Busyness

, 169

Care leavers

, 234, 236, 240–241, 243

Carescapes

, 6

Caring

fathering

, 22

masculinities

, 23

Carpetmakers

, 179, 183, 188

Chain migration

, 101–102

Child Protection Case Conference (CPCC)

, 136–137

Child protection investigation

, 139

Child Protection Order

, 137

Childbirth

, 141

Childhood

, 220

in village

, 178–180

Children

, 81

care

, 218

caring for children on-foot

, 219

children’s family networks

, 84

dual residence arrangements

, 197–198

facilitating transition

, 91

Hearing

, 137–138

mobility

, 198, 218

strategies of territoriality

, 86–88

Children Act (1989)

, 3

Children’s geography

, 81

Co-presence

, 110–111

Cohabitation

, 59

Collaborative autoethnography (CAE)

, 58, 62–64

Collective narratives

, 260

Colonialism

, 11

Commercial surrogacy

, 142

Crime and Disorder Act (1998)

, 3

Culturally embeddedness

, 61

De Marino’s concept

, 255

Denmark, family life in

, 118–119

Detraditionalisation

, 4

Dramaturgical stress

, 70

Dual residence

, 196–197, 203

families

, 201

Emotions

, 13, 20n1, 23, 202, 219

bordering

, 22

expressing

, 90–91

gender

, 22

maps

, 84–86

on move

, 202–207

reflexivity

, 20, 23–24, 26, 33–34

selfhood

, 179

support of parents

, 205

work

, 205

Encounters

, 168

Ethnographic methods

, 104

European Convention on Human Rights (1950)

, 40

European Research Council (ERC)

, 81n1

Ex-industrial landscape

, 178–192

Familial imprisonment

, 41

Familial togetherness, notion of

, 66

Family-hood

, 5

Family/families

, 2, 5–7, 12–14, 41–43, 57–58, 80, 101

change

, 196, 198, 203

contact

, 43–45, 51

display

, 235–236

financial hardship

, 42

ICT-based communication

, 111

im/possible stories of

, 68–70

mobilities

, 7, 155, 235

and models

, 249–251

models

, 256

practices

, 3, 10, 60–61, 66, 120, 198

relationships

, 20, 141

separations

, 20

traces of

, 64–66

transitions

, 9, 200–201

well-being

, 258

Fatherhood

, 22–23, 179, 189

Fathering

, 20–22

Fatherlessness

, 181–182, 190–192

Fathers

, 22–24

European

, 20–21

Scottish and Romanian

, 20–21, 33

Feminist ethics of care

, 219

Feminization of migration

, 102

Fieldnotes

, 186–187

Focus group

, 187–189

Gender

, 102

gendered role

, 102

Geography of harassment

, 185

Global labour markets

, 6

Graduation ceremonies

, 123–125

Grandparenthood

, 125–127

Grounded theory

, 22

Heteronormativity

, 221

‘Home’

, 8, 61

space

, 82

Imagined communities

, 249

Immobility

, 4

Imprisonment

, 8

administrative restrictions

, 43–45

familial

, 41

prison visitation

, 47, 50

prisoners’ families

, 40

Incentive and Earned Privileges scheme (IEP scheme)

, 43–44

Individualisation

, 4

Information and communication technologies (ICTs)

, 9, 99–101

methodology

, 103–104

migration decisions

, 107–109

‘Insider’ research

, 140

Intensive parenting

, 41–42

cultures

, 60

Interdependent mobilities systems

, 103

Intergenerational co-residence

, 7

Intergenerational

, 117–118

birthdays

, 125–127

co-residence

, 7

conceptualisation

, 119–121

methods and data

, 121–123

relations

, 119–121

Interlocking processes

, 23

Intimate relationships

, 1–2, 8, 11, 64

Italy

Italian contemporary migration

, 11

Italian migrants

, 261

Italian migration

, 251–253

Italian motherhood

, 250

Jeremy Kyle Show, The

, 192

Kinship

affinities

, 235

bonds

, 236

kin connectedness

, 4

kin-work task

, 102

Landscape for a Good Woman

, 178–179

‘Landscapes of loss’ project

, 178, 183

Life course

analysis

, 158–159

theory

, 119–120

transitions

, 9

Life stories

, 234

Lifestyle migrants

, 257

Linked lives

, 235

Lived experience of family

, 2, 4, 6, 8

Lived space

, 81–83, 86, 88

Living apart together (LAT)

, 8, 58–61, 80

Living together apart (LTA)

, 8, 58

Local family networks

, 110

Love

, 20, 20n1, 23

paternal

, 20

social construction of

, 22

Maintenance Order Act (1958)

, 181

Masculinity

, 34

Mass Observation Archive

, 156, 160–161, 163–166

Material feminist

approach

, 216

relational ontology

, 219

Materiality

, 88–89

Memory

, 32, 190

Migrants

, 250

Migration (see also Mobilities)

, 250, 252, 257

decisions

, 107–109

north–south

, 251

stepwise

, 109–110

women’ s

, 102

Mobile methods

, 136, 140

MobileKids

, 80–81

Mobilities (see also Migration)

, 82–83

approaches

, 7

cultures of

, 84, 252

cyclical mobility

, 86

digital

, 103, 108

Italian migration and European

, 251–253

perspective on transnational families

, 101–103

physically on move

, 201–202

practicing

, 196

relationally on move

, 208–209

unstable

, 141–143

Moments of care

, 216, 221–227

Moral order

, 249

Morocco, New Migration of Italian Women in

, 249–262

Motherhood

, 20, 179, 219

Motion

Burkitt’s theory of

, 22

families in

, 2–7, 12–14, 60, 62

perpetual motion of mobility

, 156–157

relationality of

, 141

uneven motion and resistance

, 9–10

Multi-disciplinary perspectives

, 62

Multi-local(ity)

, 82–83

families

, 8, 80

living

, 82

residentiality

, 82

Network capital

, 108

Non-migrant family

, 102–103

Nuclear family

, 80

NVivo

, 40, 123

One-day diaries

, 160

Parental/parenting/parenthood

, 7

constructions of

, 180–183

determinism

, 60

love

, 33–34

performing confirmation

, 127–128

relationship

, 182

resistance

, 143–145

separation

, 196

Participative methods

, 84

Paternal love

, 20–22, 24, 34

Planned activities

, 167–168

Play(ing)

, 225

Policymakers

, 100

Polytopical dwelling

, 82

Post-divorce families

, 80

Post-imprisonment

, 43

Practices

of emotion

, 20

of family

, 20

family

, 34, 66, 83, 111

of gender

, 20

Practicing mobility

, 196

Pre-birth

, 137, 139, 141, 148

child protection

, 136–139

Child Protection Case Conference (PBCPCC)

, 137

period

, 141

Precarious labour markets

, 6

Professional resistance

, 145–146

Psychological selfhood

, 179

Register of Italians Abroad (AIRE)

, 253

Relational agency

, 236–237

of care-experienced young people

, 234

disrupted

, 243–244

family display

, 235–236

fatherhood and building

, 244–245

impending motherhood and developing

, 237–240

motherhood and inter-generational reconciliation as

, 240–243

Relational elasticity

, 70

Relationality

, 59, 101, 237

of emotions

, 141

Report of the Committee of One Parent Families (1974)

, 181–182

Reproductive choices

, 257

Researcher reflexivity

, 140

Researching paternal love

, 22

Resentment

, 24, 26

Resistance narratives

, 143

parental resistance

, 143–145

professional resistance

, 145–146

resistance through faith

, 146–147

Rituals

, 120

conceptualisation

, 119–121

occasions

, 117–118, 129–130

types

, 123

Scotland

, 20

Scottish child protection system

, 137

Self-disclosure

, 63

Sense of place

, 90, 188, 192

Sensory ethnographic principles

, 234

Separation

, 196n1, 200, 203

Shared custody

, 81n3

Single-parent families

, 80

Social

constraints

, 217

construction of love

, 22

imaginary

, 250

legitimacy

, 61

workers

, 136–137

Social work

, 135

home visit

, 136

Socio-spatial arrangement of family

, 58

Sociology of childhood

, 198

Sociospatial network game

, 84–85

Space

, 80, 82–83

spatial embedding of family

, 13

spatialisation of families

, 4

spatiality of family

, 2

visible and less visible adaptions of

, 66–68

Stability

, 1, 109

Storytelling

, 234

Surrogacy

, 142

Suspended relationships

, 59

Synchronous activities

, 167

Television advertising

, 7

Temporalities of family practices

, 2, 155–156

analysis

, 162–168

methodology

, 160–162

orchestration of family time

, 168–170

and time

, 156–160

Temporary labour regimes

, 6

Territoriality

, 82–83, 86–88

Time

, 156–160, 168

orchestration of family

, 168–170

phenomenological readings

, 159

time-use analysis

, 158

Traces

, 10–12

Traffic congestion

, 169

Transformations in family relations

, 1

Transitional change

, 236

Transnational

communication

, 100, 104

families

, 101

life

, 6

livelihood

, 110–111

mobilities perspective on

, 101–103

social fields

, 100

UN Convention on Rights of Child (1989)

, 81

Uneven mobilities

, 9–10

US immigration

, 103

Walking

, 216, 225, 228

as family

, 216–217

mothering and care

, 217–218

sensory ethnographies

, 220–221

‘Whole family’ approach

, 40