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100 1 Sahraoui, Nina,|eauthor
245 10 Racialised workers and European older-age care :|bfrom
care labour to care ethics /|cby Nina Sahraoui
264 1 Cham :|bSpringer International Publishing :|bImprint:
Palgrave Macmillan,|c2019
300 1 online resource (xxiv, 277 pages) :|billustrations,
digital ;|c24 cm
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490 1 Thinking gender in transnational times
505 0 1. Introduction: from the empirical study of care to
feminist care ethics -- 2. Theoretical framings: Feminist
standpoints, gendered political economy and new approaches
to care ethics -- 3. Setting the scene: A gendered and
transnational political economy of older-age care -- 4.
Entering the older-age care sector -- 5. Precarious care
jobs in neoliberal times -- 6. Lived precariousness
through body and mind -- 7. Racism, the industry's blind
spot -- 8. Negotiating the future, within and out of care
-- 9. Social reproduction and care ethics
520 In the context of ageing populations, increasing
participation of women in the labour market, growing
marketisation of care provision, and, most importantly,
global inequalities, racialised care workers have come to
fulfil a key role within older-age care in western
European societies. This book presents a gendered
political economy of migrant and minority ethnic care
workers' experiences in older-age care in London, Paris
and Madrid. Its cross-national comparative approach allows
for a differentiated analysis of the workings of migration,
employment and care regimes in three capital cities, with
similarly segmented care sectors, yet diverse policies and
implications for care workers. Sahraoui provides a novel
perspective that advances debates on the ethics of care by
foregrounding the voices of racialised care workers and
contributing to feminist moral philosophy. Racialised
Workers and European Older-Age Care offers unique insights
into the meanings of care labour and the challenges
arising from processes of neoliberal marketisation,
precarisation and institutional racism. The book sketches
out an intersectional understanding of the exploitative
relationships on which care and social reproduction
currently rely and demonstrates why it matters to move
care from the margins of society to its centre. This
innovative and compelling analysis will appeal to students
and scholars of Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science
and Social Policy, as well as those working in the
interdisciplinary sub-fields of Gender, Migration, Labour,
and Racism Studies
650 0 Old age homes|zEurope
650 0 Foreign workers|zEurope|xSocial conditions
650 0 Racism in the workplace|zEurope
650 0 Discrimination against caregivers|zEurope
650 14 Gender Studies
650 24 Migration
650 24 Sociology of Work
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