421 KB51 KB200520252018Bajt, VeronikaFrelih, MojcaLeskošek, Vesnaštevilka:1str. 69-83letnik:year 24ISSN:1408-032XCOBISSID:5050213URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-9ANSVHTXenDruštvo antropologov SlovenijeAnthropological notebooksindividualizacija skrbineformalno deloskrbSlovenijazaupanjeChains of trust| fear and informal care work in Slovenia|This article analyses the case of Slovenia, a post-socialist state with a notable history of state social interventions and institutionalised care. Nowadays, however, flexibilisation rules the labour market, and activation is the primary social policy measure, according to which benefits become conditioned upon inclusion into paid labour, and the state only intervenes in cases of severe poverty. In recent years, alongside changes in social policy, the state has introduced measures against illicit work, including work in private households. The demand for care work is growing, while it is increasingly being relegated to the private domain. Drawing on interviews with informal care workers, we delineate methodological concerns related to conducting qualitative research, arguing that the individualisation of care work has brought increased state control and, in consequence, fear among and marginalisation of care workers. Introducing the concept of chains of trust, the article concludes that the structural effect of the individualisation of care is seclusion behind the four walls of private households, where trust becomes the only currencyČlanek analizira primer Slovenije, post-socialistične države s pomembno zgodovino državnih skrbstvenih intervencij in institucionalizirane oskrbe. Danes na trgu dela pre - vladuje imperativ fleksibilizacije, t. i. aktivacija pa je glavni ukrep socialnih politik, kjer se pravice pogojuje z vključitvijo v plačano delo, država pa intervenira le v primeru hude revščine. V zadnjih letih je država ob spremembah v socialni politiki uvedla ukrepe proti neformalnim oblikam dela, vključno z delom v zasebnih gospodinjstvih. Tudi v Sloveniji v skladu z globalnimi trendi povpraševanje po skrbstvenem delu narašča, čedalje bolj pa se ga prepušča zasebni sferi. Na podlagi intervjujev z neformalnimi delavkami in delavci, članek raziskuje metodološka vprašanja, ki so relevantna za izvajanje kvalitativnih raziskav. Ob tem trdimo, da je individualizacija skrbstvenega dela prinesla večji državni nadzor in posledično strah in marginalizacijo skrbstvenih delavk. Uvedba koncepta verig zaupanja v članku zaključuje, da je strukturni učinek individualizacije skrbi ujetost med štiri stene zasebnih gospodinjstev, kjer zaupanje postane edina vrednotaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaDruštvo antropologov Slovenije