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Volume 55 (2011): Issue 2 (Jun 2011): The Concern for Sociality: Practising Equality and Hierarchy in Denmark. Guest Editors: Maja Hojer Bruun, Gry Skrædderdal Jakobsen, and Stine Krøijer

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Table of Contents

Introduction
- Introduction
  
  The Concern for Sociality—Practicing Equality and Hierarchy in Denmark
  
  By: Maja Hojer Bruun, Gry Skrædderdal Jakobsen and Stine Krøijer
  
  Pages: 1–19
Articles
- Money Can't Buy Me Hygge
  
  Danish Middle-Class Consumption, Egalitarianism, and the Sanctity of Inner Space
  
  By: Jeppe Trolle Linnet
  
  Pages: 21–44
- Consuming Leisure Time
  
  Landscapes of Infinite Horizons
  
  By: Mark Vacher
  
  Pages: 45–61
- Egalitarianism and Community in danish housing Cooperatives
  
  Proper Forms of Sharing and Being Together
  
  By: Maja Hojer Bruun
  
  Pages: 62–83
- Autonomy and the Spaciousness of the Social in Denmark
  
  The Conflict Between Ungdomshuset and Faderhuset
  
  By: Stine Krøijer and Inger Sjørslev
  
  Pages: 84–105
- Home as a Model for Sociality in Danish Children's Homes
  
  A Question of Authenticity
  
  By: Susanne Højlund
  
  Pages: 106–120
- Children's Sociality
  
  The Civilizing Project in the Danish Kindergarten
  
  By: Karen Fog Olwig
  
  Pages: 121–141
- Drawing Back the Curtains
  
  The Role of Domestic Space in the Social Inclusion and Exclusion of Refugees in Rural Denmark
  
  By: Birgitte Romme Larsen
  
  Pages: 142–158

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