Titlebook: Challenges of Latino Aging in the Americas; William A. Vega,Kyriakos S. Markides,Fernando M. T Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Intergenerational Transfers in Urban Mexico: Residential Location of Children and Their Siblings and the wealth of the household in Mexico City. Data come from the 2000 Survey of Health, Well-Being and Aging of older adults (SABE) of Mexico City, .?=?3779 children representing 957 families. Logistic regression results show that the specific location of non-coresident children is unrelated to t

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Achieving Sobriety Among Latino Older Adultsf counselors’ Spanish language proficiency, among other indicators of quality of care, and client factors, such as gender and drug of choice, in the odds of sobriety at treatment discharge among Latino older adults. Treatment retention was associated with higher odds of sobriety, as was female gende

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Die Informationsbasis der Personalwirtschaftigh fertility rates. It follows that the socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of Mexican Americans have become particularly important in driving socioeconomic and demographic outcomes in the Americas. This chapter explores several of the implications of these outcomes, particularly as they

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