Chapter 1 Introducing the Contexts of a Moral and Political Theory of Care

Chapter 2 Democratic Practice and ‘Caring to Deliberate’: A Gadamerian Account of Conversation and Listening

Chapter 3 Democratic Inclusion Through Caring Together with Others

Chapter 4 Why the Publicly Funded Solution Is Better Equipped to Provide Democratic Care ‘For All’

Chapter 5 Re-thinking ‘Paternalism’ for a Democratic Theory of Care

Chapter 6 The Nurturing Language of Care Ethics and of Other Related Feminist Approaches: Opposing Contemporary Neoliberal Politics

Chapter 7 Caring Democracy as a Solution Against Neoliberalism and Populism

Chapter 8 Time for Caring Democracy: Resisting the Temporal Regimes of Neoliberalism

Chapter 9 Caring Democracy: How Should Concepts Travel?

Chapter 11 Understanding the Social Care Crisis in England Through Older People’s Lived Experiences

Chapter 12 Women’s Experiences of Poverty in Japan: Protection and the State

Chapter 13 Deficit of Democratic Care in the Educational System in Slovakia

Chapter 14 Organizing the Caring Society: Toward a Care Ethical Perspective on Institutions