Titlebook: Ways of Home Making in Care for Later Life; Bernike Pasveer,Oddgeir Synnes,Ingunn Moser Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Doing Home with Care in Ageing Societies, imaginaries, negotiating institutions and shifting arrangements—allow us to deeply uproot the imaginary of home (and care) as fixed and unmovable. After presenting the different chapters in these three parts of the book, we articulate how this ‘verbing’ of home with care affords room to not only . but also . home-care arrangements in new ways.

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Doing Home with Care in Ageing Societies, imaginaries, negotiating institutions and shifting arrangements—allow us to deeply uproot the imaginary of home (and care) as fixed and unmovable. After presenting the different chapters in these three parts of the book, we articulate how this ‘verbing’ of home with care affords room to not only . but also . home-care arrangements in new ways.

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Doing Home with Care in Ageing Societies,ways takes to . home when home intersects with new forms or modes of care because of ageing. We argue that the three modes of ordering the book—moving imaginaries, negotiating institutions and shifting arrangements—allow us to deeply uproot the imaginary of home (and care) as fixed and unmovable. Af

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Home as Cultural Imaginary at the End of Liferal imaginary of . through two different sets of stories: mini autoethnographies of our own, describing what has counted as home in the lives of a parent and a grandparent growing old, and shorter stories of an earlier home told by nursing home residents. We read both of these sets of stories as per

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Elderly Migrants, Digital Kinning and Digital Home Making Across Time and Distancehat span the geographically and temporally distant and proximate. We do so by drawing particular attention to the role of online communication technologies and transnational relations of care in their home-making practices and processes. Two case studies are used to illustrate these processes. Altho

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Elderly Migrants, Digital Kinning and Digital Home Making Across Time and Distancehat span the geographically and temporally distant and proximate. We do so by drawing particular attention to the role of online communication technologies and transnational relations of care in their home-making practices and processes. Two case studies are used to illustrate these processes. Altho

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