Highlights•Relational values, such as care, animate stewardship action.•Care is emergent
from social-ecological relations.•Care is embodied and practiced.•Care is situated and …

Highlights•Caring for nature is a fundamental other-regarding relation.•Caring refers to
relational values constitutive for living of a truly human life.•Several approaches already …

Drawing on a virtual ethnography, we explore how the increase in remote working has
created unequal domestic rearrangements of parenting duties with respect to gender …

Much recent discussion about social justice in archival studies has assumed a legalistic,
rights-based framework to delineate the role of records, archives, and archivists in both the …

This paper places geographies of responsibility on stolen and occupied Indigenous lands in
settler colonial Canada. Responsibilities to Indigenous lands and peoples are …

What would it mean to think about cities marked by past structures of violence and exclusion
as wounded but also as environments that offer its residents care? My current book in …

Geographies of food banks have focused predominantly on issues of neoliberal political-
economy and food insecurity. In this paper, we trace alternative understandings of food …

In care ethics, caring is seen to be embedded in practice and locally contingent. However,
despite a large and thriving literature on care practices as they vary across the globe, the …

Care has been defined as “a species of activity that includes everything we do to maintain,
contain, and repair our 'world'so that we can live in it as well as possible. That world includes …

Throughout the world, increasingly securitized and militarized border enforcement efforts
have made transnational migration an increasingly deadly endeavor for unauthorized …