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I have continued my thinking about the development of ideas that might underpin a politics of care. In truth, these are now way ahead of Read the full article...
I have written this piece to note the importance of creating narratives when discussing the politics of care. The issue matters in its own right. Read the full article...
I promised myself that I would think about revising my 2011 book, The Courageous State, this week, but instead of considering a plan yesterday, I Read the full article...
In the USA, some Democrats have smelt the coffee when it comes to the perpetuation of corporate control of that party by DINOs - Democrats Read the full article...
The third, and final, part of my series on reform and how to tackle it is out today on Substack. You can read it here. Read the full article...
This comment was posted here last night by a commentator called Howard, in response to my post on how we create change: Each of the Read the full article...
The reappraisal of 'normal' The last week has been fascinating, but understanding what is happening in the UK at present requires that events be appraised Read the full article...
The post that follows was written as a result of conversations between Jacqueline and me a couple of weeks ago, based on a hypothesis she Read the full article...
“Why not just stay in your lane and focus on caregivers?”A listener to my radio program for family caregivers reached out recently with that question. He appreciated the program, h...
This is the sixth in a series of essays on the politics of care and economics of hope. The others are listed at the end of this essay. Read the full article...
I published a long essay here yesterday on one of the philosophical foundations of my politics of care. In that essay, I discussed the creation Read the full article...
This is the fifth 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...
This is the fourth 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...
Against everything this sector has faced: the pay, the pressure, the pandemic, the weight of end-of-life care at staffing ratios that were never adequate - a substantial number of...
It has been widely reported that Andy Burnham is planning to appoint James Purnell, with whom Burnham served in Gordon Brown's cabinet, as his chief Read the full article...
María Quishpe Pazmiño doesn’t ask for change — she organizes for it. In Ecuador, she works with women across communities to transform care from invisible labor into dignity, rights...
East and Southern Africa governments are prioritising investing in the care economy. From unpaid care work time-saving solutions in Rwanda to safer care jobs in South Africa, commu...
This is the sixth 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...
In the final days of the last Labour government, Andy Burnham presented plans for a new National Care… The post Ben Cooper column: ‘A National Care Service for everyone’ appeared f...
People in their forties, fifties, and early sixties who thought they understood what ageing looked like but who are finding that the reality of navigating the care system on behalf...
CanWCC is pushing to get the care economy added to Canada's Major Projects Office portfolio
This is the sixth in a series of essays on the politics of care and economics of hope. The others are listed at the end of this essay. Read the full article...
There is little political will towards the most important domestic policy issues for uplift and development of society
Dear Editor Reading your review of the week brought to mind that ‘Politics is’ (or is supposed to be) ‘the art of the possible’ (Bismarck). Unfortunately, that is no longer the cas...
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