This book adresses the recent underexamined developments concerning care in Europe, including the negotiations about care at the top EU level to that of individual workers. Through a comparative and interdisciplinary approach, this collection examines and further develops current theoretical and political debares about complexities of care and the impact of multilevel changes in Europe. It provides a foundation for understanding the major restructuring of care that is taking place at the European level as related to the global phenonomena of care markets.