Care Ethics, Democratic Citizenship and the State

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 10 Cosmopolitanism, Care Ethics and Health Care Worker Migration

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