“Don’t Get Your Meat Where You Get Your Bread”: Beliefs and Advice about Workplace Romance by Betty H. La France

“…These results are discussed within the theoretical lens of boundary blending between the work sphere and the private sphere of social life.…”
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What motivates people to become Airbnb hosts – do we know enough? — an exploration of the literature by Simon Lind Fischer, Henrik S Pahus, Anne Bager

“…The findings map a large span of motivational factors that hosts experience, ranging from financial, safety, and security risks of having to submit and renegotiate one’s intimate, affective space and private sphere – to escaping loneliness, connecting with people, making new friends and earning money as a micro-entrepreneur. …”
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The analysis of informal activities in street space of Semarang’s Chinatown, Indonesia by Yohanes Basuki Dwisusanto, Christin Purnamasari Nusaputra

“…This is due to the fact that public open space has become a place for all community-based informal activities, thereby, making the public-private sphere a collective spectrum and using the outdoor as a common space for all. …”
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Le retribuzioni dei laureati e le strategie di offerta sul mercato del lavoro in tempi di crisi by Antonio M. Chiesi, Claudia Girotti

“…Since 2008, Italy has experienced diminishing investments in higher education, both in the public and in the private sphere, in spite of the recognition that this type of investment is a major way of facing the crisis. …”
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Elizabeth van Dorp and the Women’s Question at the Intersection of Bourgeois Ideals and Liberal Economics by Erwin Dekker, Willem Cornax

“…We argue that her religious ideals and personal outlook made her prioritize personal freedom and ethical development in the private sphere over political and economic rights in the public sphere.…”
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Representation of male and female family roles in Soviet magazines of the late 1960-ies – 1970-ies by T. S. Gubanova

“…The government controlled the private sphere of public life even in the late USSR. The media were an important social institution that influenced the construction of ideas about gender and reproduced images of desired models of family relations and the gender structure of society. …”
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« Svp partagez vos parcours ». Expériences administratives du regroupement familial en France et stratégies collectives en ligne face aux institutions by Julia Descamps

“…It questions the conditions of the possible emergence of collective strategies for migrant families before the institution, in regard to a measure dedicated to the private sphere. Methods: The analysis is based on observations in online “feedback” groups on the family reunification process, and semi-structured interviews conducted between September 2020 and January 2021 with members of these groups. …”
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A deterrent crime in protecting women in the shadow of jurisprudence and law by Asal Azimian, Ebrahim Yaghouty, Bagher SHamloo

“…Women, both in the private sphere and in the community, are exposed to various kinds of violence, and this same sense of fear and security can not only be a psychological stress but also a reason for the lack of real progress of women in social activities. …”
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Gender Discrimination in Management. Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives by Felicia Cornelia MACARIE, Octavian MOLDOVAN

“…<p>This paper reviews the permanently expanding literature on gender discrimination in management, focusing on women in decision making positions from both the public and private sphere. Different psychological mechanisms (such as stereotyping, attribution or equity), that are not necessarily mutually exclusive but rather complementary, determine individual manifestations in the form of discrimination (ranging from formal to informal, covert to overt and so on) against females. …”
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Responsabilité et environnement : questionner l’usage amateur des pesticides by Julia Barrault

“…Besides, these manners of pesticides for the maintenance of the garden call particularly in a context marked by a strong stigmatization of these substances and a growing awareness towards the problems which they raise.But to whom falls the responsibility for preventing these risks occurring in the private sphere? To the authorities which should legislate to limit even to forbid the sale and the use? …”
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Why do people participate in grassroots sustainability initiatives? Different motives for different levels of involvement by Stephanie Moser, Christoph Bader

“…Our results also revealed that participation in sustainability initiatives concurs with those other private-sphere pro-environmental behaviors that are most similar to the initiatives' activities. …”
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When Welfare State “Integration” Becomes an Intimate Family Affair: Ethnic Minority Parents’ Everyday Orchestration of Their Children’s Future Belonging in Denmark by Birgitte Romme Larsen

“…Moreover, I argue that it materializes in routinized family life practices, strongly shaping the innermost private sphere of mundane parental choices regarding the day-to-day management of time and money, and in the everyday strategies for the next generation’s future belonging in Denmark expressed in this management.…”
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La figura del coautore nelle letterature testimoniali in Italia by Daniele Comberiati, Bieke Van Camp

“…Finally, the sensitivity of the public is in part the same and was culturally formed after the ‘Riflusso nel privato’ (litt. Backflow in the private sphere) of the 1980s (Crainz 2003).…”
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A new generation of consumers? A study on the pro-environmental behavior of the Fridays for Future generation based on the social identity approach by Verena Bauernschmidt, Beatrice Beitz, Hendrik Schröder

“…Nevertheless, there is also a positive relationship with private sphere PEB such as nature-compatible actions in everyday life, for example, a meat-free diet and buying an environmentally friendly product. …”
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Women And Physical Violence in The Household During The Covid-19 Pandemic by Margie Gladies Sopacua

“…During the Covid-19 Pandemic, data collected from service institutions or data collection forms for the Women's National Commission (Komnas) were 8,234 cases, the most prominent types of violence against women were in the personal or private sphere, namely domestic violence and personal relations, namely: as much as 79% (6,480 cases). …”
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AMBIVALENSI PENEGAKAN HUKUM DALAM PELANGGARAN HUBUNGAN KONTRAKTUAL (SUATU KAJIAN TERHADAP TEORI WANPRESTASI DAN PENIPUAN) by , Tody Sasmitha Jiwa Utama, , Taufiq El Rahman, S.H., M.Hum.

“…This situation illustrates a hiperreality in the law, as a simulacrum that looks much more real than the ideals of law enforcement itself. In the private sphere, the simulacrum is clearly illustrated in the ambivalence which occurs in law enforcement on violations of the contractual relationship. …”

Musical scents: on the surprising absence of scented musical/auditory events, entertainments, and experiences by Spence, C

“…Having explored the deliberate combination of scent and music (or sound) in everything from “scent-sory” marketing through to fragrant discos and olfactory storytelling, I end by summarizing some of the opportunities around translating such unusual multisensory experiences from the public to the private sphere. This will likely be via the widespread dissemination of sensory apps that promise to convert (or translate) from one sense (likely scent) to another (e.g., music), as has, for example already started to occur in the world of music selections to match the flavour of specific wines.…”

Practices of (neoliberal) governmentality: racial and gendered gaze in Jhumpa Lahiri’s fiction by Asl, Moussa Pourya, Nurul Farhana Low Abdullah

“…Michel Foucault’s notion of neoliberal governmentality is important in the context of the portrayal of the private sphere of the family by diasporic writers. Family, which is generally defined in terms of its functionality, when considering the difficulties of integration into the non-natal culture from the perspective of the uprooted migrants, is often referred to, erroneously, as the locus of privacy, individuality and autonomy. …”
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Derechos e integración: el acomodo razonable como instrumento para la igualdad material by Lola Borges Blázquez

“…Therefore an accommodation culture is deeply rooted in Canadian society, and it works both in the institutional and in the private sphere.…”
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Uwarunkowania przeciwdziałania zjawisku dyskryminacji osób niskich w przestrzeni publicznej i projektowaniu użytkowym – w perspektywie stanowienia i stosowania prawa by Aleksandra Przystaś

“…What’s more, there is discrimination hindering, and sometimes severely limiting, the possibility of using public utility facilities (functioning in the public sphere), and utility items referring to the private sphere. Based on the analysis of case-law related to the situation of people of short stature and also anti-discriminatory solutions functioning in other countries, specific remedies for discrimination against short people have been proposed, which should be applied both in Polish legislation and in the implementation of existing law. …”
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