  This paper concerns piecewise-smooth maps on $\mathbb{R}^d$ that are
continuous but not differentiable on switching manifolds (where the functional
form of the map changes). The stability of fixed points on switching manifolds
is investigated in scenarios for which one-sided derivatives are locally
bounded. The lack of differentiability allows fixed points to be Milnor
attractors despite being unstable. For this reason a measure-theoretic notion
of stability is considered in addition to standard notions of stability.
Locally the map is well approximated by a piecewise-linear map that is linearly
homogeneous when the fixed point is at the origin. For the class of continuous,
linearly homogeneous maps, and $o({\bf x})$ perturbations of these maps, a
sufficient condition for the exponential stability of the origin is obtained.
It is shown how the stability of the origin can be determined by analysing
invariant probability measures of a map on $\mathbb{S}^{d-1}$. The results are
illustrated for the two-dimensional border-collision normal form. The fixed
point may be asymptotically stable even if both smooth components of the map
are area-expanding, and unstable even if it is the $\omega$-limit set of almost
all points in $\mathbb{R}^d$.
