Anita Ilta Garey is an associate professor of human development and family studies and of sociology at the University of Connecticut. Her book, Weaving Work and Motherhood, received the 2000 William J. Goode Book Award.Karen V. Hansen is a professor of sociology and women's and gender studies at Brandeis University. Her books include Not-So-Nuclear Families: Class, Gender, and Networks of Care (Rutgers University Press), which received the William J. Goode Book Award, Honorable Mention.

"This collection of articles by many of [Hochschild's] former students and collaborators is a fitting and loving tribute to the life work of one of the most original, influential, and passionate contributors to the discipline of sociology, and much more broadly to the study of emotions, work, family, and human relationships in the global economy."(Contemporary Sociology) "In selecting essays for the book, Garey and Hansen illustrate the diversity of research weaving together the contours of gender, work and intimate life, which highlight the complexity of experiences in the 21st century. In doing so, this book becomes a road map for examining the rich terrain of the most vexed policy and social issues of contemporary life."(Work, Employment, and Society) "Garey and Hansen have assembled a stunning collection of studies on the emotional and logistical dynamics of coordinating paid and unpaid work. A must read." - Stephanie Coontz (author of A Strange Stirring) "At the Heart of Work and Family deftly illustrates Hochschild's path-breaking perspectives, advancing understandings of job/career designs, gendered expectations, and family lives as they intertwine in the new economy." - Stephen Sweet (author of Changing Contours of Work) "At the Heart of Work and Family brings together scholarship from a wide variety of respected scholars to apply Hochschild’s concepts to explore work and family dynamics. It is engaging, dynamic, conceptually rich, and moves the field of work and family scholarship forward."(Teachers College Record) "Garey and Hansen's selection of essays touch upon a rich range of work-family topics. At the Heart of Work and Family is an important contribution to the interdisciplinary field of work and family, and it makes an invaluable contribution to the field of sociology."(Social Service Review) "This collection of articles by many of [Hochschild's] former students and collaborators is a fitting and loving tribute to the life work of one of the most original, influential, and passionate contributors to the discipline of sociology, and much more broadly to the study of emotions, work, family, and human relationships in the global economy."(Contemporary Sociology) "In selecting essays for the book, Garey and Hansen illustrate the diversity of research weaving together the contours of gender, work and intimate life, which highlight the complexity of experiences in the 21st century. In doing so, this book becomes a road map for examining the rich terrain of the most vexed policy and social issues of contemporary life."(Work, Employment, and Society) "Garey and Hansen have assembled a stunning collection of studies on the emotional and logistical dynamics of coordinating paid and unpaid work. A must read." - Stephanie Coontz (author of A Strange Stirring) "At the Heart of Work and Family deftly illustrates Hochschild's path-breaking perspectives, advancing understandings of job/career designs, gendered expectations, and family lives as they intertwine in the new economy." - Stephen Sweet (author of Changing Contours of Work) "At the Heart of Work and Family brings together scholarship from a wide variety of respected scholars to apply Hochschild’s concepts to explore work and family dynamics. It is engaging, dynamic, conceptually rich, and moves the field of work and family scholarship forward."(Teachers College Record) "Garey and Hansen's selection of essays touch upon a rich range of work-family topics. At the Heart of Work and Family is an important contribution to the interdisciplinary field of work and family, and it makes an invaluable contribution to the field of sociology."(Social Service Review)

• Inside the clockwork of male careers / Arlie Russell HochschildShift work in multiple time zones : some implications of contingent and nonstandard employment for family life / Vicki SmithWhere families and children's activities meet : gender, meshing work, and family myths / Patricia Berhau, Annette Lareau, and Julie E. PressEmotional carework, gender, and the division of household labor / Rebecca J. EricksonWhy can't I have what I want? Timing employment, marriage, and motherhood / Rosanna HertzFraming couple time and togetherness among American and Norwegian professional couples / Jeremy SchulzLove and gratitude : single mothers talk about men's contributions to the second shift / Margaret K. NelsonThe asking rules of reciprocity / Karen V. HansenWives who play by the rules : working on emotions in the sport marriage / Steven M. OrtizEmotion work in the age of insecurity / Marianne CooperThe crisis of care / Barrie ThorneThe family work of parenting in public / Marjorie L. DeVaultMaternally yours : the emotion work of maternal visibility / Anita Ilta GareyInvisible care and the illusion of independence / Lynn May RivasRemaking family through subcontracting care : elder care in Taiwanese and Hong Kong immigrant families / Pei-Chia LanThe Viacom generation : the consumer child and the corporate parent / Juliet B. SchorConsumption as care and belonging : economies of dignity in children's daily lives / Allison J. PughInterracial intimacy on the commodity frontier / Kimberly McClain DaCostaThe globalization-family nexus : families as mediating structures of globalization / Nazli KibriaHomeland visits : transnational magnified moments among low-wage immigrant men / Hung Cam ThaiChildbirth at the global crossroads / Arlie Russell Hochschild