1. Introduction; Heike Drotbohm and Erdmute AlberPART I: CARE AS WORK2. The Gift of Care: On Filipina Domestic Workers and Transnational Cycles of Care; Claudia Liebelt3. Renegotiating Child and Aged Care in the Context of Family Migration: Transnational Arrangements and Entangled Inequalities between Peru and Italy; Anna Skornia4. Of Grooming Bodies and Caring Souls: New Old Forms of Care Work in Berlin's Brazilian Waxing Salons; Maria LidolaPART II: CARE AS KINSHIP5. Shifting Care among Families, Social Networks and State Institutions in Times of Crisis. A transnational Cape Verdean Perspective; Heike Drotbohm6. How Internationally Adoptive Parents Become Transnational Parents: 'Cultural' Orientation as Transnational Care; Jessaca Leinaweaver7. Elder Care, Migration and Constructing the 'Self': Explorations from Rural Romania; Tatjana ThelenPART III: CARE AND THE LIFE COURSE8. Intergenerational Entanglements: - Insights into Perceptions of Care for the Elderly and Life Courses in Northern Togo; Tabea Häberlein9. The Temporality of Care: Gender, Migration, and the Entrainment of Life Courses; Cati Coe10. Mothers on the Move: Mobility and Intensive Care Work among Cameroonian Migrants to Germany; Pamela Feldman-Savelsberg