Slow Ethics and the Art of Care

Addressing the complexities of caregiving in crisis situations, this book introduces the concept of slow ethics as a response to the pressures of meeting targets and implementing quick fixes. It emphasizes the importance of ethical decision-making in care practices, advocating for a thoughtful approach that prioritizes long-term solutions over immediate results. By exploring the intersection of morality and cultural dynamics, it provides a framework for caregivers to navigate challenges with integrity and compassion.