Locus of Care

Discover the insightful exploration of caregiving in "Locus of Care" by P. Horden, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1997. This compelling hardback edition spans 304 pages, offering a thorough historical perspective on welfare. Horden delves into the evolution of caregiving, examining who caregivers were in the past and the various settings where care was provided. The book also highlights the shifting boundaries between family responsibilities and state involvement, as well as the distinction between informal and organized care institutions over time. Perfect for those interested in social history, welfare studies, and the dynamics of care, "Locus of Care" is an essential read for understanding the complexities of caregiving throughout history.