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Ageing, Religion, and Living Arrangements in Bhutan,pulation 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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,Ageism and Ableism: Entwined, Intertwined, or Disparate—A Critical Discourse Analysis,y 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

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Ageism and Mental Health of the Elderly,e with age, reinforces disengagement rather than ensuring continued productivity in late adulthood. This may prove stressful to a section of the elderly who possess a high degree of self-efficacy. Hence, there is a need to focus on inherent strengths and enduring psychological youthfulness of the ag

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Aging and Social Protection in a Familialist Welfare Regime: Elderly Poverty and Social Pensions in by women, universal social pensions have the potential to provide social protection to elderly people. However, research suggests that social pensions exist as means-tested and targeted social assistance mechanisms which are offered only in the absence of the support of family members, within the f

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Aging in the Middle East with Special Focus on Iran,r adults. As Iran’s aging population continues to grow, there is a growing need for policies and programs that address the challenges, including improving healthcare access, promoting active aging, and strengthening social protection systems. Policymakers must develop innovative approaches to addres

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Aging, Caregiving, and Disability Futurities: Challenging Policy Frameworks, autistic adult who is exploring an inclusive gated community that would accommodate the needs of elderly parents and disabled persons, (2) an in-depth interview with a parent of autistic and non-autistic children, (3) a case in which an elderly mother and daughter with psychosocial disability wrest

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tioners and policymakers in the field of gerontology, the book offers an informative resource for demographers, gerontologists, economists, anthropologists and other social scientists studying various facets of aging, as well as students in the social and health sciences.. .978-981-16-1914-4

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32037-3 chronic disease management, psychosocial, and cognition. Most of the programs showed some success in improving older person’s health and psychosocial well-being in the short term. Implementation gaps identified in the evaluation studies included socioeconomic inequalities in reach, a lack of clarit

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