Titlebook: Elderly Care; A world perspective Ken Tout (Honorary Research Fellow, First Visiting Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Unrecht im Diesseits — Unglück im JenseitsHistorically, respect for the elderly was a core value in the cultures of the people living in modern Zimbabwe. Older people had a clear role to play within the rural community and the responsibility of local villages to provide for the physical and emotional security of the aged was recognized.

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Sputum

The storm clouds are greyWorldwide forces of urbanization are affecting the social and psychological state of the individual human being, the major impact being a change in the patterns of family life. And it is frequently the elder who is most affected.

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A home that , its communityHistorically, respect for the elderly was a core value in the cultures of the people living in modern Zimbabwe. Older people had a clear role to play within the rural community and the responsibility of local villages to provide for the physical and emotional security of the aged was recognized.

Hay-Fever

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5807-8 and black would be more to the point. What will be the colour of the ink at the bottom of society’s balance sheet when ageing populations make unprecedented demands on our national resources in the coming decades? Particularly in our Third World, where still another social burden could finally stra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85655-5tional cultures basically different from the West. Understanding the roots of the high evaluation of the old in the concrete setting of tribal black Africa leads us to decipher, by this paradigm, one of the most central problems of African cultures in turmoil and transition.

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