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    Conditions of radical care: a response to Asha Bhandary’s Freedom to Care
    Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 25 (6): 835-842. 2022.
    This article claims that Asha Bhandary’s theory of justice in Freedom to Care: Liberalism, Dependency Care, and Culture is right to stress the interdependency of justice and care in addressing structural oppressions, but wrong in upholding liberalism’s capacity for doing so. Against her procedural mechanism of education for caregiving skills in particular, I point to the critical and generative methods of social reproduction feminism and Transformative Justice as models of radical praxis in the …Read more
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    Radical Care: Seeking New and More Possible Meetings in the Shadows of Structural Violence
    Krisis | Journal for Contemporary Philosophy 43 (1): 3-24. 2023.
    This article attends to the intimate contradictions that differentially shape and limit caring capacities and relations in a violent world, and the embodied ethical and political transformations at the heart of learning to care otherwise. From manifestos calling for ‘universal care’ in defiance of the state-sanctioned horrors of the pandemic era, to the abolitionist politics of care developed by BLM organizers through movement building and healing, and the proliferation of mutual-aid infrastruct…Read more