Titlebook: Environmental Gerontology in Europe and Latin America; Policies and Perspec Diego Sánchez-González,Vicente Rodríguez-Rodríguez Book 2016 Sp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21419-1Active aging; Environmental issues of population aging; Family members and carers; Home, residence, nei

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Introduction to Environmental Gerontology in Latin America and Europe,esearch. Explores different levels of socio-spatial analysis. Also, proposes theoretical and methodological approaches to analyse the attributes and functions of the physical-social environment of the elderly. In short, invites readers to reflect on the importance of space and place in the way that we age.

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Developing Age-Friendly Cities: Case Studies from Brussels and Manchester and Implications for Policsecond, awareness of the impact of urban change on older people, notably in areas experiencing social and economic deprivation (Buffel et al. 2013a); and, third, debates about good or optimal places to age, as reflected in debates around lifetime homes and lifetime neighborhoods (Scharlach and Lehning 2013).

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Introduction: Framing the Study,ns’ quality of life, we analysed both the physical and objective conditions of the urban environment, and also the subjective and perceptual dimension of the relationship between space and individuals.

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Adjustments to Physical-Social Environment of the Elderly to Climate Change: Proposals from Environms prevention strategies and improves their resilience to climate change. It is proposed that future research helps develop policies designed to adapt the physical-built and social environment of ageing and reduce vulnerability.

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