In the introduction to this collection we highlighted the value of the ethics of care not only in
enabling a critique of policy and practice, but as a way of transforming this. Here we offer …

In 2010 and 2011 this journal published two special issues on the ethics of care:'Care
Ethics: New Theories and Applications'. Contributions to these special issues demonstrated …

Introduction What does it mean to care? And what is the significance of being a caregiver or
a recipient of care? Within the social sciences,'care'is paradoxical. On one hand, it is based …

This chapter introduces the historical and conceptual contexts of a moral and political theory
of care. One of the main stories about care ethics is that it began in moral psychology with …

Scholarly discussions on the political power of care and care ethics have considered
democratic notions such as how care recipients can make their voices heard, but the …

The question of how to apply care ethics to institutions and social policies has been much
discussed, with recent research expanding the scope of care ethics policy analysis to policy …

'Thinking the political'may not seem like a new task for care ethicists. After all, more than 25
years ago, Joan Tronto's 1993 path-breaking book Moral boundaries already put forward the …

Scholarly discussions on the political power of care and care ethics have considered
democratic notions such as how care recipients can make their voices heard, but recently …

Beginning with a focus on the ethical foundations of caregiving in health and expanding
towards problems of ethics and justice implicated in a range of issues, this book develops …

The discussion on how the ethics of care can be made political has increasingly expanded
its scope from welfare politics and administration, to global processes such as migration …