Titlebook: Care of the State; Relationships, Kinsh Jennifer Rasell Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Conclusions: The Processes of Producing Kinship and the State in Residential Care,r picture of how relationships are created, maintained and dissolved. It lets us take the nature and location of care work seriously and not dismiss emotional paid care as being on the ‘wrong’ side of the public-private binary. Secondly, I explain how my work contributes to the relational anthropolo

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Numerical Methods for Seakeeping Problemsthe mutual construction of state and kinship. I first draw on recent theorisation of care and kinship to argue that care outside the ‘private’ sphere of family is often underestimated and that we need to be attentive to the relations of children in care that were devalued by state practices because

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Three-dimensional shallow-water flow,arent-child ties yet restricted sibling relations. I show that this period was characterised by an increasing moralisation of poverty and ever more state activity in relation to ‘proper’ parenting. Negotiations of the imagined boundaries between ‘family’ and ‘the state’ were required so that profess

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Numerical Methods for Shallow-Water Flow‘a(chǎn)ppropriate’ family units were implicit parts of child protection policies in state socialist Hungary. This chapter offers insights into the workings and contradictions of diverse state layers, thereby contributing to a central argument of the book that the state is a fragmented form of social orga

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Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations,. These potential relationships were all devalued by the primacy accorded to biological parenting by social policies, state services and carers. One puzzle that I try to understand is why care leavers recalled individual teachers and their actions more often and with greater clarity than the care st

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Moving toward the Statistical Equilibrium,r picture of how relationships are created, maintained and dissolved. It lets us take the nature and location of care work seriously and not dismiss emotional paid care as being on the ‘wrong’ side of the public-private binary. Secondly, I explain how my work contributes to the relational anthropolo