Titlebook: Elderly Care in India; Societal and State R S. Irudaya Rajan,Gayathri Balagopal Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2017 aging and

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,Aus der Krise zum neuen Glück,rly widows and their siblings and the intensity of role relations. The paper is inductive in nature and uses a qualitative methodology. Widows with siblings were interviewed through a semi-structured interview. Findings indicate strong ties between siblings, and brothers play a dominant role until c

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Rechnungslegung, Ergebnisverwendung,e older persons staying behind, examining the transnational care strategies and provisioning of care within the transnational families, in the empirical context of Kerala, which is at the forefront of both migration and ageing.

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,‘Fragile Body and Failing Memory’: The Construction of Care for the Elderly by the Laws and Policieridical notion of care is limited to ‘maintenance’ of elderly parents, in which the right to care is limited to food, clothing, residence and medical treatment of elders by their potential heirs. Such juridical notion of care bypasses needs of the elders who are childless or are single women. Care r

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Ageing Population: Need for Formal Care Workers,yment relationships with poor working conditions and low wages. The demand for paid care elderly care, especially long-term care and support, is increasing, but there is an acute shortage of professionally skilled domestic workers who can provide elderly care services.

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Socio-Economic Condition and Social Support Among the Ageing Tiwas of Assam,ong them. Not a single ageing Tiwa person was found to be living alone. Traditional system of keeping resident son-in-law in case a couple does not have a son ensures both social support and residence with at least one adult child among the elderly.

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Care and Support During Twilight Years: Perception of Elderly from Rural India,males were interviewed using systematic sampling technique and use of multivariate analysis. Result reveals that one-third of elderly in rural area were not getting proper care and support from their children/family and many of them perceived ageing as a problem. The study highlights the need for co