The organisational environment and work design dramatically influence employees'
performance, wellbeing and identity. However, little is known about how organisational …

The study of European long‐term care (LTC) marketisation is dominated by institutional and
ideational perspectives. In contrast, political economic theoretical frameworks have received …

Introduction A growing number of research has provided evidence for the negative impact of
ageism on older people's health and well-being. Among the three different manifestations of …

Deficiencies in old age care are some of the most pressing human rights concerns in mature
welfare states. This book radically challenges the ethics of viewing care as a tradeable …

Providers' tendency to cream skim clients according to certain sociodemographic traits is
widely believed to increase under marketization, and therefore also discrimination …

The body in need of care is the subaltern of the neoliberal epistemic order: it is that which
cannot be heard, and that which is muted, partially so even in care ethics. In order to read …

Digital platforms are becoming an important factor in the process of reconfiguration and
commodification of social reproduction during the neoliberal phase of capitalism …

This article delves into the economic landscape of advanced countries in our current era,
delineating the defining features and policies that shape it. Beginning with an examination of …

Social investment can act as an empowering funding mechanism that could activate the
economic agency of marginalised people while addressing their social needs. Nonetheless …

Many states' social policies have implemented austerity and cuts in the resources dedicated
to social services and privatisation in providing these services, all of which have contributed …