Concluding reflections: ‘Care circulation’ in an increasingly mobile world: Further thoughts

Concluding reflections: ‘Care circulation’ in an increasingly mobile world: Further thoughts

In this paper, Laura Merla and Loretta Baldassar address some of the key critiques that were formulated in this symposium on the ‘care circulation” perspective these two authors offered in their edited volume entitled “Transnational Families, Migration and the Circulation of Care”. Here, they focus...

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Main Authors: Laura Merla, Loretta Baldassar
Format: Article
Language:Catalan
Published: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 2016-03-01
Series:Papers
Subjects:
gender
care
social capital
transnational families
social reproduction
body
Online Access:https://papers.uab.cat/article/view/2268
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social reproduction
body
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title Concluding reflections: ‘Care circulation’ in an increasingly mobile world: Further thoughts
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title_full Concluding reflections: ‘Care circulation’ in an increasingly mobile world: Further thoughts
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description In this paper, Laura Merla and Loretta Baldassar address some of the key critiques that were formulated in this symposium on the ‘care circulation” perspective these two authors offered in their edited volume entitled “Transnational Families, Migration and the Circulation of Care”. Here, they focus in particular on three themes: care as social capital, the need to bring back ‘the political’, and the (dis)-embodiment of care practices. They highlight in particular that ‘care chains’ and ‘care circulation’ should not be seen as opposite, but rather as complementary perspectives.
topic gender
care
social capital
transnational families
social reproduction
body
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