Discover the complexities of migrant care for aging parents in “Ethnomorality of Care.” This insightful volume delves into how physical distance and diverse socio-cultural contexts impact elderly care within transnational families. It presents a novel approach, examining moral beliefs and practical care arrangements shaped by economic inequalities, gender, and migration regimes. Based on multi-sited research, this book offers a framework for understanding care beyond kinship. Essential for researchers, policymakers, and students in migration studies and gerontology interested in the lived experiences of care givers and receivers.