Titlebook: Handbook of Aging, Health and Public Policy; Perspectives from As S Irudaya Rajan (Editor-in-Chief) Living reference work 2025Latest editio

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Planning and the Urban Environment,s causes and consequences. The abuse occurs among the empty nest elderly are neglect, disrespect, desertion, physical, verbal, and psychological abuse along with crime and victimization. The common perpetrators are the sons, daughters-in-law, the robbers and the criminals, and to some extent the spo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-18264-8. Supporting a healthy life at advanced ages, a healthy life expectancy, reducing health inequalities, and creating public policy discourse on supporting a longevity society are the global need of the hour. While healthy and productive aging is a global aspiration, the practice of age discrimination

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137365729n 2026. Currently, it stands around 10.7%. It may be noted that the proportion 60+ has doubled in India during the last 100?years. Aging challenges in India are enormous – rising burden of non-communicable diseases, a vulnerable female-heavy older adult population, a changing family structure, and a

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Sociological Theory of Employment Relations,ion, achieving adequate but sustainable public financing, and defining the appropriate roles of the state, market providers, communities, and households. Aligning aged care with healthcare, social security, labor market, and fiscal policies will also be needed to promote policy and service delivery

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06293-3te troubles are also public concerns, as it connects the everyday pressures that Indian-Australian migrants face with the broader trajectories of health, aged care, and migration policy in both India and Australia.

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Progressivism, Race, and Feminism, in the total population, demonstrating an ageing workforce. Besides, the exclusive native population analysis reveals a trend of expansive pyramids (pre-transitional stage) turning to constrictive (transition stage) and cylindrical (post-transitional stage) shapes. Age-based indices such as the ind

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230379336pulation of Bhutan. In particular, this chapter shows how high-internal migration rates among the younger generation are leading to a restructuring of filial expectations and emotional bonds among the older adults of Bhutan. In the process, this chapter also illustrates how external network ties and

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The Case for Humanistic Formalismy acquired, the bodily impairment is considered to reflect the biological identity. Similarly, the biological base for an older person is universally thought to be reflected by his tangible age identity, which utilizes the number of years lived. The recognition of ageism is currently reviving resear