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This midterm season, as courts and legislatures chip away at who gets to have a voice in our elections and governance, shoring up our democratic infrastructure is more important th...
This is the ninth in a series of essays on the politics of care and economics of hope. The others are listed at the end of this Read the full article...
There are few areas of policy as thorny as social care – or as important. There are also… The post Time to care appeared first on LabourList.
My recent hopes that my kidney stone had gone away have turned out to be misplaced. My latest tests show that I do, in fact, Read the full article...
Politics is about priorities, and of course that means money. So, it’s inevitable that the debate about reforming… The post ‘Free home care could be the basis for cross-party conse...
This paper concerns the implications of migration within Central America for family life. Focusing on the case of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, it shows how Nicaraguan families develop...
This paper looks to the impact migrant status has caring for children, how state policies support or obstruct the care of migrants’ children, how migration reshapes the meaning of...
[Editorial]Have you noticed that the Trump administration is going after care for minorities?First, it was getting the homeless off the streets in Washington, D.C. Now it is the di...
This report highlights the urgent need for investments in care infrastructure, essential services like childcare, elder care, and health care that support caregivers and strengthen...
This brief synthesizes research findings, analysis and policy recommendations on redistributing unpaid care and sustaining quality care services.
This paper uses harmonized collections of national labor force datasets to compare the size and shape of the paid care sector around the globe. The paper then explores the relation...
Andy Burnham says nobody should have to sell their home to pay for social care. At first hearing, that sounds compassionate. But is it really Read the full article...
Women shoulder a disproportionate share of unpaid work around the world, and gender imbalances in the distribution of care work constitute a root cause of women’s economic and soci...
Why should the state usurp the role of the family? The UK have three times as many old people in residential care as Poland. The post A “cross-party consensus” on social care? Watc...
This guidance note promotes a gender-transformative approach to care in crises and conflicts, recognizing care as a lifeline in emergencies and a cornerstone of recovery, and a fou...
This policy paper provides key insights into the intersection of gender and disability within care and support environments. It emphasizes that developing comprehensive and inclusi...
A 12-year-old girl and her 10-year-old brother are taken into police protection after officers respond to a serious… The post ‘We’ve lost the capacity to care and private equity is...
Every Prime Minister says defence is their first duty, and I agree. But defence means more than protection from foreign enemies. Serious threats to people Read the full article...
First and foremost, we feel sorry for suffering poor health . . . But the political move here is obvious, voters are much more likely to care about this lady than of the other, mo...
Transforming care through policy, services, urban infrastructure, and shared responsibility in Kathmandu, Nepal
Faced with actually paying for social care properly through a charge on our estates or a levy or instead saving money and going for cheap labour we have chosen the latter. The post...
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