Hanne Marlene Dahl is a Professor at Roskilde University, Denmark. She has been the Director of the Danish National Research School: Welfare, State and Diversity, an editorial board member of two Danish scientific journals, and participated in national, European and international research projects. Dahl has published widely in international journals and is also co-editor of the book, Europeanization, Care and Gender.

“Throughout the book, Dahl demonstrates how elderly care has become the object of political debate and, in the process, been actively politicised. … It was great pleasure to read Dahl’s book, which navigates the rich discussion around contemporary elderly care. … Dahl makes readers realise the importance of challenging the hybrid forms of regulation on elderly care through critical analysis.” (Maho Omori, Journal of Sociology, October, 5, 2018)​

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The landscape of elderly care and the proliferation of struggles.- 3. Theorizing elderly care.- 4. Silences that matter.- 5. Regulating care – and struggles about regulation.- 6. Conclusion: A new analytics for (elderly) care.

Hanne Marlene Dahl is a Professor at Roskilde University, Denmark. She has been the Director of the Danish National Research School: Welfare, State and Diversity, an editorial board member of two Danish scientific journals, and participated in national, European and international research projects. Dahl has published widely in international journals and is also co-editor of the book, Europeanization, Care and Gender.

“Throughout the book, Dahl demonstrates how elderly care has become the object of political debate and, in the process, been actively politicised. … It was great pleasure to read Dahl’s book, which navigates the rich discussion around contemporary elderly care. … Dahl makes readers realise the importance of challenging the hybrid forms of regulation on elderly care through critical analysis.” (Maho Omori, Journal of Sociology, October, 5, 2018)​

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The landscape of elderly care and the proliferation of struggles.- 3. Theorizing elderly care.- 4. Silences that matter.- 5. Regulating care – and struggles about regulation.- 6. Conclusion: A new analytics for (elderly) care.

Hanne Marlene Dahl is a Professor at Roskilde University, Denmark. She has been the Director of the Danish National Research School: Welfare, State and Diversity, an editorial board member of two Danish scientific journals, and participated in national, European and international research projects. Dahl has published widely in international journals and is also co-editor of the book, Europeanization, Care and Gender.

“Throughout the book, Dahl demonstrates how elderly care has become the object of political debate and, in the process, been actively politicised. … It was great pleasure to read Dahl’s book, which navigates the rich discussion around contemporary elderly care. … Dahl makes readers realise the importance of challenging the hybrid forms of regulation on elderly care through critical analysis.” (Maho Omori, Journal of Sociology, October, 5, 2018)​

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The landscape of elderly care and the proliferation of struggles.- 3. Theorizing elderly care.- 4. Silences that matter.- 5. Regulating care – and struggles about regulation.- 6. Conclusion: A new analytics for (elderly) care.