Tattooing Family – doing and displaying family through tattoos by young people in residential care

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 5
3. Practicing the family – Introduction 7
4. I Practicing the family/families in relations
5. Doing families in ecologies of care 25
6. Intersecting Spaces 41
7. Doing Family at the crossroads of organisations and private lives 59
8. II Practicing the family/families in welfare state contexts
9. Doing family right 77
10. Covid-19 and ‘the making of families’ in (post)welfare state 93
11. Intergenerational dynamics of family practices among young adults and their parents living together during the pandemic 105
12. III Practicing the family/families in education & social work
13. “Doing parenthood” within ambivalent orders of recognition 123
14. Doing family in welfare practices of early preventive services 139
15. Practices of doing difference in relation to families 157
16. The making and doing of migrant (m)others in Germany – subjectivation in the context of early childhood education and care 175
17. Doing ‘shared care’ in between family and early childhood education and care 193
18. IV Research paths on practicing the family/families
19. Tattooing Family – doing and displaying family through tattoos by young people in residential care 211
20. Doing family by means of adoption 229
21. Family generational relations in the context of refuge and asylum 245
22. List of Authors 259