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Foreword: Illness is a Plural: Home Care, Governmentality and Reframing the Work of Patienthood  Carl May  Introduction: Home, Care, Practice: Changing Perspectives on Care at Home for Older People  Christine Ceci, Kristín Björnsdóttir and Mary Ellen Purkis  Section I: Home  1. Aging, Independence and Community  Mary Ellen Purkis  2. Homecare and Frail Older People: Relational Extension and the Art of Dwelling  Joanna Latimer  3. Homes for Care: Reconfiguring Care Relations and Practices  Isabel Dyck and Kim England  Section II: Care  4. ‘To Work Out What Works Best’: What is Good in Home Care?  Christine Ceci  5. Bringing It All Back Home: The (Re)Domestication And (De)Medicalization of Care in the UK  Davina Allen  6. Assisting the Frail Elderly to Live a Good Life Through Home Care Practice  Kristín Björnsdóttir  Section III: Practices  7. Who Can Be Against Quality? A New Story About Home-Based Care: NPM and Governmentality  Hanne Marlene Dahl  8. Creating Home Care Recipients: Using Categorization as a Tool in Home Care Case Management  Anna Olaison  9. The Making of Medico-Managerial Care Work Culture in Public Home Care for the Elderly  Lea Henriksson and Sirpa Wrede