There's No Place Like Home: Place and Care in an Ageing Society

Focusing on the intersection of informal caregiving and formal care settings, this book employs geographical perspectives to analyze the complexities of care landscapes. It explores how domestic environments and residential care homes intertwine, shaping the organizational dynamics and spatial arrangements of caregiving. Through this lens, it addresses critical concerns about the nature and site of care, offering insights into the intricate relationships that define caregiving practices.