Using a life course approach, which emphasises the importance of recognising the effects of different life experiences on different groups of individuals and the interlinkage between phases of the life course, the book explores the ways in which bases of structural advantage and disadvantage have cumulative impacts on the situation of older people.
Using a life course approach, which emphasises the importance of recognising the effects of different life experiences on different groups of individuals and the interlinkage between phases of the life course, the book explores the ways in which bases of structural advantage and disadvantage have cumulative impacts on the situation of older people.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sara Arber is a Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology, University of Surrey. Maria Evandrou is a Visiting Fellow at the King's Fund Policy Institute, and Associate Research Fellow on the Welfare State Programme, STICERD, London School of Economics.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Mapping the territory: ageing independence and the life course Sara Arber and Maria Evandrou. 2. `Forgotton But Not Gone': the experience of ageing with a disability Gerry Zarb. 3. Money and independence in old age Gail Wilson. 4. Food consuption social roles and personal identity Glennys Howarth. 5. Ageing gender and the organisation of physical activities Kate Bennett and Kevin Morgan. 6. Lifestyles and perceptions of elderly people and old age in Bosnia and Hercegovina John Vincent and Zelijka Mudrovcic. 7. Emotional and sexual adjustment in later life H B Gibson. 8. The meaning of home in later life Craig Gurney and Robin Means. 9. Housing the life course and older people David Clapham Robin Means and Moira Munro. 10. Class caring and the life course Sara Arber and Jay Ginn. 11. Policies and perceptions of identity; service needs of elderly people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds Janet Askham Lesley Henshaw and Maryrose Tarpey. 12. Institutional Care and the life course Paul Higgs and Christina Victor. 13. Social security and the life course; developing sensitive policy alternatives Maria Evandrou and Jane Falkingham.
1. Mapping the territory: ageing independence and the life course Sara Arber and Maria Evandrou. 2. `Forgotton But Not Gone': the experience of ageing with a disability Gerry Zarb. 3. Money and independence in old age Gail Wilson. 4. Food consuption social roles and personal identity Glennys Howarth. 5. Ageing gender and the organisation of physical activities Kate Bennett and Kevin Morgan. 6. Lifestyles and perceptions of elderly people and old age in Bosnia and Hercegovina John Vincent and Zelijka Mudrovcic. 7. Emotional and sexual adjustment in later life H B Gibson. 8. The meaning of home in later life Craig Gurney and Robin Means. 9. Housing the life course and older people David Clapham Robin Means and Moira Munro. 10. Class caring and the life course Sara Arber and Jay Ginn. 11. Policies and perceptions of identity; service needs of elderly people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds Janet Askham Lesley Henshaw and Maryrose Tarpey. 12. Institutional Care and the life course Paul Higgs and Christina Victor. 13. Social security and the life course; developing sensitive policy alternatives Maria Evandrou and Jane Falkingham.
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