CarefairWe often think of care as personal or intimate, and citzenship aspolitical and public. In Carefair, Paul Kershaw urges us toresist this private public distinction, and makes a convincing case fortreating caregiving as a matter of citizenship that obliges andempowers everyone in society. Carefair has its roots in the rise of dutydiscourses in neoliberalism, communitarianism, the thrid way, socialconservatism, and feminism that advocate renewed