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'In this meditation on the nature of slow ethics, Gallagher considers morally exemplary as well as morally deficient acts to make the case for slow ethics, which places sensitivity, solidarity, space, sustainability, scholarship and stories at its centre. We need, Gallagher argues, to slow down to practice care in an ethical way. Most remarkably, the book is itself a beautiful and personal illustration of how slow ethics can work to change how we care and, indeed, how we live.' -- Joan Claire Tronto, Professor Emerita, Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota 'This book offers considerable insight into how health care might be delivered in the current challenging climate and leads the way in developing a new approach to delivering health care.' -- Leslie Gelling, Editor of the Journal of Clinical Nursing and Principal Academic in Adult Nursing, Bournemouth University, UK

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Ann Gallagher is Professor of Ethics and Care at the International Care Ethics Observatory, University of Surrey, UK. She has published on a wide range of topics relating to ethics and care.

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