Caring for Liberalism: Dependency and Liberal Political Theory

Cover
Half Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction to Caring for Liberalism
Part I Historical Sources
	1 On Domination and Dependency: Learning From Rousseau’s Critique of Inequality
	2 Kantian Care
	3 Mill’s Liberalism, The Subjection of Women, and the Feminist Care Ethic
Part II Individualism and Autonomy
	4 Care Ethics and Liberal Freedom
	5 Individualism, Embeddedness, and Global Women’s Empowerment
Part III Working With Rawls
	6 Interpersonal Reciprocity: An Antiracist Feminist Virtue for Liberal Care Arrangements
	7 Moral Desert, Rawls’s Justice as Fairness, and the Gendered Division of Labor
	8 Political Constructivism and Justice in Caregiving
Part IV Policy and the Design of Institutions
	9 Care as Work: The Exploitation of Caring Attitudes and Emotional Labor
	10 The Free-Market Family: Liberalism, Families, and Government’s Responsibility to Regulate the Market
	11 Justice and Legitimacy in Caregiver Support: Managing Tradeoffs Between Gender Egalitarian and Economic Egalitarian Social Aims
List of Contributors
Index