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  • 發布日期:2026/08/20
    最新編輯:2026/08/21

Rethinking Care Poverty: Welfare Regimes, Aging, and Social Inequality in Taiwan and Europe

日期:2026年9月16日 星期三

時間:14:00-16:00

地點:中研院歐美所 一樓會議室

講者:周月清 教授(國立中正大學高齡社會勞動與福祉研究中心)

主持人:吳慧靖(中研院歐美所)

演講摘要:

What happens when people’s care needs remain unmet? Is this simply an individual or family problem, or does it reveal deeper inequalities in how societies organize care? Drawing on comparative research across Taiwan, East Asia, and European welfare states, this talk explores care poverty as a multidimensional form of social deprivation shaped by welfare regimes, family relations, markets, gender, housing, and formal services. Comparisons between Taiwan and Finland reveal that different welfare systems generate different forms of personal, practical, and socioemotional care poverty. The discussion further extends from aging in place to aging in institutions, asking whether receiving basic care necessarily guarantees autonomy, meaningful relationships, and choice. The talk ultimately invites us to rethink care poverty as not merely unmet need, but a broader question of social inequality, rights, and welfare-state responsibility.

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