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Ageing and Society, 29(7) - 2009

• Socio-economic inequalities in physical functioning: a comparative study of English and Greek elderly men.
• Ageing, income and living standards: evidence from the British Household Panel Survey.
• Developing personal relationships in care homes: realising the contributions of staff, residents and family members.

Ageing and Society, 29(6) - 2009

• Body image and self-esteem in older adulthood.
• Dealing with life changes: humour in painful self-disclosures by elderly Japanese women.

Ageing and Society, 29(5) - 2009

• The challenges of the new institutional environment: an Australian case study of older volunteers in the contemporary non-profit sector.
• Pattern of participation in leisure activities among older people in relation to their health conditions and contextual factors: a survey in a Swedish urban area.
• Wellbeing of adult children and ageing parents: associations with intergenerational support and relationship quality.
• Participation in socially-productive activities, reciprocity and wellbeing in later life: baseline results in England.
• Effect of caring for an older person on women's lifetime participation in work.
• Family and family-like interactions in households with round-the-clock paid foreign carers in Israel.

Ageing and Society, 29(4) - 2009

• Gender inequality in health among elderly people in a combined framework of socioeconomic position, family characteristics and social support.
• The influence of the welfare state on the number of young old persons.
• Negotiating candidacy: ethnic minority seniors' access to care.
• Ill, worried or sick? Inter-relationships among indicators of wellbeing among older people in Sweden.
• Modernising social care services for older people: scoping the United Kingdom evidence base.

Ageing and Society, 29(3) - 2009

• The health and relationship dynamics of late-life couples: a systematic review of the literature.
• Psychosocial wellbeing and reasons for retirement in Sweden.
• Availability of activity-related resources in senior apartments: does it differ by neighbourhood socio-economic status?
• Couples' provision of informal care for parents and parents-in-law: far from sharing equally?
• The different faces of care work: understanding the experiences of the multi-cultural care workforce.

Ageing and Society, 29(2) - 2009

• The efficiency of using everyday technological devices by older adults: the role of cognitive functions.
• Does caring for your spouse harm one's health? Evidence from a United States nationally-representative sample of older adults.
• Growing old in a new estate: establishing new social networks in retirement.
• 'That lot up there and us down here': social interaction and a sense of community in a mixed tenure UK retirement village.
• The social networks of nursing-home residents in Hong Kong.

Ageing and Society, 29(1) - 2009

• ‘We are not blaming anyone, but if we don't know about amenities, we cannot seek them out’: black and minority older people's views on the quality of local health and personal social services in England.
• The inter-relationship between formal and informal care: a study in France and Israel.
• The social capital of older people.
• The social capital of older people.
• Creating possibilities for action in the presence of environmental barriers in the process of ‘ageing in place’.
• ‘I think I have had a good life’: the everyday lives of older women and men from a lifecourse perspective.
• Some social consequences of remodelling English sheltered housing and care homes to ‘extra care’

Ageing and Society, 28(8) - 2008

• The dangers and limitations of equality agendas as means for tackling old-age prejudice.
• The experience of social and emotional loneliness among older people in Ireland.
• Older people's sense of coherence: relationships with education, former occupation and living arrangements.

Ageing and Society, 28(7) - 2008

• Beyond fun and friendship: the Red Hat Society as a coping resource for older women.
• Health services use by older people with disabilities in Spain: do formal and informal care matter?
• Seven ‘deadly’ assumptions: unravelling the implications of HIV/AIDS among grandmothers in South Africa and beyond.
• The interaction of age and gender in illness narratives.
• Financial strain, negative social interaction, and self-rated health: evidence from two United States nationwide longitudinal surveys.

Ageing and Society, 28(6) - 2008

• Can welfare-rights advice targeted at older people reduce social exclusion?
• Individual pension-related risk propensities: the effects of social-demographic characteristics and a spousal pension entitlement on risk attitudes.
• In support of innovation theory: innovation in activity patterns and life satisfaction among recently retired individuals.
• Vulnerable relations: lifecourse, wellbeing and social exclusion in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Ageing and Society, 28(5) - 2008

• Inter-generational relationships at different ages: an attachment perspective.
• Types, meanings and ambivalence in intergenerational exchanges among Cambodian refugee families in the United States.
• ‘I am not that old’: inter-personal experiences of thriving and threats at a senior centre.
• A different story: exploring patterns of communication in residential dementia care.

Ageing and Society, 28(4) - 2008

• The division of parent care between spouses.
• Widowhood and the end of spousal care-giving: relief or wear and tear?
• The ‘Healthy Passport’ intervention with older people in an English urban environment: effects of incentives and peer-group organisers in promoting healthy living.
• Ethnic differences in patterns of social exchange among older adults: the role of resource context.
• Challenges of recruitment and retention of older people from culturally diverse communities in research.
• A systematic review of older people's perceptions of facilitators and barriers to participation in falls-prevention interventions.

Ageing and Society, 28(3) - 2008

• The implications of today's family structures for support giving to older parents.
• Age differences in spirituality, mystical experiences and wisdom.
• Class, gender and chance: the social division of welfare and occupational pensions in the United Kingdom.
• The long-term consequences of partnership dissolution for support in later life in the United Kingdom.
• The prevalence of and risk factors for loneliness among older people in China.

Ageing and Society, 28(2) - 2008

• Virtue is its own reward? Support-giving in the family and loneliness in middle and old age.
• Social mobility, geographical proximity and intergenerational family contact in Sweden.
• Perceptions of negative stereotypes of older people in magazine advertisements: comparing the perceptions of older adults and college students.
• Profiles of social relations among older adults: a cross-cultural approach.
• Older male carers and the positive aspects of care.

Ageing and Society, 28(1) - 2008

• It's a family affair: consumer advocacy for nursing-home residents in the United States.
• Giving help in return: family reciprocity by older Singaporeans.
• ‘They ought to do this for their parents’: perceptions of filial obligations among immigrant and Dutch older people.
• Stereotypes, stereotype threat and ageing: implications for the understanding and treatment of people with Alzheimer's disease.

Ageing and Society, 27(6) - 2007

• Science and imagery in the ‘war on old age’.
• Public perceptions of the neglect and mistreatment of older people: findings of a United Kingdom survey.
• The outcomes of rehousing older homeless people: a longitudinal study.
• In sure and uncertain faith: belief and coping with loss of spouse in later life.
• Working beyond the state pension age in the United Kingdom: the role of working time flexibility and the effects on the home.
• Lay theories of quality of life in older age.
• Outdoor environments for people with dementia: an exploratory study using virtual reality.
• Problematic drug use, ageing and older people: trends in the age of drug users in northwest England.

Ageing and Society, 27(5) - 2007

• Care management and care provision for older relatives amongst employed informal care-givers.
• Does early retirement lead to longer life?
• Veiled entrapment: a study of social isolation of older Chinese migrants in Brisbane, Queensland.
• The outdoor mobility and leisure activities of older people in five European countries.
• Does gradual retirement have better outcomes than abrupt retirement? Results from an Australian panel study.
• Patterns of intergenerational support in grandparent-grandchild and parent-child relationships in Germany.

Ageing and Society, 27(4) - 2007

• Understanding financial elder abuse in families: the potential of routine activities theory.
• Housing and care for older people: life in an English purpose-built retirement village.
• Memorabilities: enduring relationships, memories and abilities in dementia.
• How equitable is Sweden's changing care-mix? Linking individual and regional characteristics over time.
• Hopes, fears and expectations about the future: what do older people's stories tell us about active ageing?

Ageing and Society, 27(3) - 2007

• Constructions of frailty in the English language, care practice and the lived experience.
• Constructions of ageing and narrative resistance in a commercial slimming group.
• The socio-economic determinants of older people's health in Brazil: the importance of marital status and income.
• Higher education study in later life: what is the point?
• The clients and functions of Spanish university programmes for older people: a sociological analysis.
• The ‘elected’ and the ‘excluded’: sociological perspectives on the experience of place and community in old age.

Ageing and Society, 27(2) - 2007

• Socio-economic position and quality of life among older people in 10 European countries: results of the SHARE study.
• The ‘regulated death’: a documentary analysis of the regulation and inspection of dying and death in English care homes for older people.
• Disturbing life events and wellbeing after 80 years of age: a longitudinal comparison of survivors and the deceased over five years.
• The temporal relationship between falls and fear-of-falling among Chinese older primary-care patients in Hong Kong.

Ageing and Society, 27(1) - 2007

• Exploring elderly people's perspectives on successful ageing in Taiwan.
• The roles and functions of the informal support networks of older people who receive formal support: a Swedish qualitative study.
• Older people and transport: coping without a car.
• Care at home for people with dementia: as in a total institution?
• Are different forms of care-management for older people in England associated with variations in case-mix, service use and care-managers' use of time?
• The meanings older people give to their rehabilitation experience.
• Music and the wellbeing of people with dementia
• Care-home providers as professionals: understanding the motivations of care-home providers in England.

Ageing and Society, 26(6) - 2006

• Productivity among older people in The Netherlands: variations by gender and the socio-spatial context in 2002–03.
• Heroines, villains and victims: older people's perceptions of others.
• Specialist clinical assessment of vulnerable older people: outcomes for carers from a randomised controlled trial.
• Specialist services for older people: issues of negative and positive ageism.
• Ageing, disability and workplace accommodations.

Ageing and Society, 26(5) - 2006

• Orphan pensioners and migrating grandparents: the impact of mass migration on older people in rural Albania.
• Balancing family and state care: neither, either or both? The case of Sweden.
• Socio-economic status differences in older people's use of informal and formal help: a comparison of four European countries.
• The support of parents in old age by those born during 1945–1954: a European perspective.
• Between elderly parents and adult children: a new look at the intergenerational care provided by the ‘sandwich generation’.
• Family support for older people in an era of demographic change and policy constraints.

Ageing and Society, 26(3) - 2006

• Older people's views on how to finance increasing health-care costs.
• Do different welfare states engender different policy preferences? Opinions on pension reforms in Eastern and Western Europe.
• Care revolutions in the making? A comparison of cash-for-care programmes in four European countries.
• Use of the life story in the institutional care of people with dementia: a review of intervention studies.
• Care needs and home-help services for older people in Sweden: does improved functioning account for the reduction in public care?
• A multidimensional scale for the measurement of agreement with age stereotypes and the salience of age in social interaction.
• The factors influencing access to health and social care in the farming communities of County Down, Northern Ireland.
• The meaning of stigma: identity construction in two old-age institutions.
• The differential impact of social-pension income on household poverty alleviation in three South African ethnic groups.

Ageing and Society, 26(2) - 2006

• The association between activity and wellbeing in later life: what really matters?
• Policies for the aged in the 21st century: more 'structured dependency' or the realisation of human rights?

Ageing and Society, 26(1) - 2006

• A framework for understanding old-age vulnerabilities.
• Identifying vulnerable older people: insights from Thailand.
• Old-age vulnerability, ill-health and care support in urban areas of Indonesia.
• Migration, social structure and old-age support networks: a comparison of three Indonesian communities.
• Psychological disposition and self-reported health among the ‘oldest-old’ in China.
• Ageing and vulnerable elderly people: European perspectives.

Ageing and Society, 26(2) - 2005

• Future long-term care expenditure in Germany, Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom
• An economic and social evaluation of the Senior Help Line in Ireland.
• Positive ageing: the views of middle-aged and older adults in Hong Kong

Ageing and Society, 25(6) - 2005

• Retirement-age preferences of women and men aged 55–64 years in Sweden.
• Are today's older people more active than their predecessors? Participation in leisure-time activities in Sweden in 1992 and 2002.
• The quality of life of older and younger people who receive renal replacement therapy.
• Older women's relations to bodily appearance: the embodiment of social and biological conditions of existence.
• Welfare states do not crowd out the family: evidence for mixed responsibility from comparative analyses.
• The making of an ageing disease: the representation of the male menopause in Finnish medical literature.
• Towards an international political economy of ageing.

Ageing and Society, 25(5) - 2005

• Severe health and social care issues among British migrants who retire to Spain.
• Living arrangements, family solidarity and life satisfaction of two generations of immigrants in Israel.
• The role of autonomy in explaining mental ill-health and depression among older people in long-term care settings.
• 'Lots of little kindness': valuing the role of older Australians as informal volunteers in the community.
• The impact of information and communication technology on family carers of older people and professionals in Sweden.
• Arab-American immigrant elders' views about social service.

Ageing and Society, 25(4) - 2005

• Dependence, independence or inter-dependence? R evisiting the concepts of 'care' and 'dependency'.
• Elderly people's perspectives on quality of life.
• 'Payback time': community volunteering among older adults as a transformative mechanism.
• Income mobility in old age in Britain and Germany.
• Attributes of age-identity.

Ageing and Society, 25(3) - 2005

• Older workers and employment: managing age relations.
• The prevalence of, and risk factors for, loneliness in later life: a survey of older people in Great Britain.
• Care-home closures in England: causes and implications.

Ageing and Society, 25(2) - 2005

• The contribution of music to quality of life in older people: an Australian qualitative study.
• The same old process?: older people, participation and deliberation.
• How various ‘cultures of fitness’ shape subjective experiences of growing older.
• Minding the money: a growing responsibility for informal carers.
• Dementia from the inside: how people with early-stage dementia evaluate their quality of life.
• The impact of retirement on physical activity.
• The potential impact of changes in public funding for residential and nursing-home care in the United Kingdom: the Residential Allowance.
• Signs of ageing, the lifespan and self-representation in European self-portraits since the 15th century.

Ageing and Society, 25(1) - 2005

• The acceptability of assistive technology to older people.
• Social exclusion and insecurity among older Europeans: the influence of welfare regimes.
• Preventing social isolation and loneliness among older people: a systematic review of health promotion interventions.
• Predicting transitions in the use of informal and professional care by older adults.

Ageing and Society, 24(6) - 2004

• Quality of life and building design in residential and nursing homes for older people.
• Social networks, ethnicity and public home-care utilisation.
• The impact of family members on the self-reported health of older men and women in a rural area of Bangladesh.
• Ageing in a non-heterosexual context.
• The effects of informal care on paid-work participation in Great Britain: a lifecourse perspective.
• Ethnographic reflections on selfhood, embodiment and Alzheimer's disease.

Ageing and Society, 24(5) - 2004

• Determinants of quality of life amongst older people in deprived neighbourhoods.
• Family, work and quality of life: changing economic and social roles through the lifecourse.
• Quality of life perceptions and social comparisons in healthy old age.
• Inequalities in quality of life among older people from different ethnic groups.
• Ethnic differences in influences on quality of life at older ages: a quantitative analysis.
• Quality of life in the third age: key predictors of the CASP-19 measure.
• Quality of life from the perspectives of older people.
• The ESRC Growing Older research programme, 1999–2004.

Ageing and Society, 24(4). July 2004 - 2004

• Leisure participation amongst Hong Kong Chinese older adults.
• Embodied vulnerability in the art of J. M. W. Turner: representations of ageing in Romantic painting.
• Variations in subjective wellbeing: the mediating role of a psychological resource.
• The experience of ageing and advanced old age: a ten-year follow-up.
• The relationship between gender and the psychological impact of urinary incontinence on older people in Hong Kong: an exploratory analysis.
• The portrayal of older people in prime time television series: the match with gerontological evidence.
• Inter-generational family support provided by older people in Indonesia.

Ageing and Society, 24(3) - 2004

• Fixed laws, fluid lives: the citizenship status of post-retirement migrants in the European Union.
• Linkages between migration and the care of frail older people: observations from Greece, Ghana and the Netherlands.
• Older labour migrants' well being in Europe: the case of Switzerland.
• The settlement patterns and residential histories of older Gujaratis, Punjabis and Sylhetis in Birmingham, England.
• Northern European retired residents in nine southern European areas: characteristics, motivations and adjustment.
• The construction of Heimat under conditions of individualised modernity: Swiss and British elderly migrants in Spain.
• The diversity and welfare of older migrants in Europe.

Ageing and Society, 24(2) - 2004

• The effects of pre-retirement factors and retirement route on circumstances In retirement: findings from the Whitehall II study.
• Sampling minority ethnic older people In Britain.
• Mortality and morality: ageing and the ethics of care.
• Renegotiating identity and relationships: men and women's adjustments to retirement.
• Whose empowerment and independence?: a cross-national perspective on ‘cash for care’ schemes.
• Religious attitudes among British older people: stability and change In a 20-Year longitudinal study.
• The Madrid International Plan Of Action On Ageing: from conception to implementation.

Ageing and Society, 24(1) - 2004

• The communication and psychosocial perceptions of older adults with sensory loss: a qualitative study.

Ageing and Society, 24(1) - 2004

• Inter-generational role investments of great-grandparents: consequences for psychological well-being.
• Gender and the negotiation between older people and their carers in the prevention of falls.
• Age-segregation in later life: an examination of personal networks.
• The views of older Chinese people in Melbourne about their quality of life.
• Modernisation and ageing theory revisited: current explanations of recent developing world and historical Western shifts in material family support for older people.

Ageing and Society, 23(6) - 2003

• Social gerontology in France: historical trends and recent developments.
• Assisted-living for older people in Israel: market control or government regulation?.
• Pathways to early retirement: structure and agency in decision-making among British civil servants.
• The allocation of responsibility for later life: Canadian reflections on the roles of individuals, government, employers and families.
• Gender and wellbeing among older people: evidence from Thailand.

Ageing and Society, 23(5) - 2003

• Why can't more people have a say? Learning to work with older people.
• Interventions to reduce social isolation amongst older people: where is the evidence.
• Discrimination against self-funding residents in long-term residential care in England.
• Older adults' use of information and communications technology in everyday life.

Ageing and Society, 23(4) - 2003

• Care-giver network transformations: the need for an integrated perspective.
• The influence on carer wellbeing of motivations to care for older people and the relationship with the care recipient.
• The carer careers of son and daughter primary carers of their very old parents in Norway.
• Changes In older people's living arrangements in Flanders, 1993-98.
• 'Making the best of things’: relatives' experiences of decisions about care-home entry.
• Commissioning care services for older people In England: the view from care managers, users and carers.
• Vehicle crashworthiness and the older motorist.

Ageing and Society, 23(3) - 2003

• Promoting independence: but promoting what and how?.
• Earnings trends among older employees in England and Wales, 1972-2001.
• Assisting friendships, combating loneliness: users' views on a 'befriending' scheme.
• Values, change and inter-generational ties between two generations of women in Singapore.
• Formal and informal care for people with dementia: variations in costs over time.
• The self-designed career in later life: a study of older portfolio workers in the United Kingdom.
• State provision down, offspring's up: the reverse substitution of old-age care in Sweden.

Ageing and Society, 23(2) - 2003

• Making a move: care-home residents' experiences of relocation.

Ageing and Society, 23 (1) - 2003

• Meaningful social interactions between older people in institutional care settings.
• Trainee clinical psychologists' views on recruitment to work with older people.
• Men's organisational affiliations in later life: the influence of social class and marital status on informal group membership.
• Interactions between care-giving and paid work hours among European midlife women, 1994 to 1996.
• Age, labour market conditions and male suicide rates in selected countries.
• Expectations of gains in the second half of life: a study of personal conceptions of enrichment in a lifespan perspective.

Ageing and Society, 22(6) - 2002

• Later life and the social model of disability: a comfortable partnership?
• The design of caring environments and the quality of life of older people.
• Domestic spaces: uses and meanings in the daily lives of older people.
• The vulnerable life course: poverty and social assistance among middle-aged and older women.
• Nursing home vouchers in Spain: the Valencian experience.

Ageing and Society, 22(5) - 2002

• Globalisation and older people: effects of markets and migration.
• Acute hospitals and older people in Australia.
• Support in old age in the changing society of Bangladesh.
• Expectations of inter-generational reciprocity among older Greek Cypriot migrants in London.
• Has loneliness amongst older people increased? An investigation into variations between cohorts.
• The troubles with 'celebrity': community formation in senior public housing.
• Older people in Russia's transitional society: multiple deprivation and coping responses.

Ageing and Society, 22(4) - 2002

• Using focus groups to explore older people's attitudes to end of life care.
• The social and political context of dementia care provision.
• Marital equality and the quality of long term marriage in later life.
• The influence of socioeconomic and health differences on parents' provision of help to adult children: a British United States comparison.
• Care management arrangements for older people in England: key areas of variation in a national study.

Ageing and Society, 22(3) - 2002

• The construction of the risk of falling among and by older people.
• A critical review of research on the mental health status of older African-Americans.

Ageing and Society, 22(2) - 2002

• Partnerships performance and primary care: developing integrated services for older people in England.
• Retirement and the income of older people: a British perspective.

Ageing and Society, 22(1) - 2002

• British government policy and the concentration of ownership in long-term provision.
• Care and inheritance: Japanese and English perspectives on the 'generational contract'.

Ageing and Society, 21(6) - 2001

• What do older people know about safety on stairs?
• Care services for frail older people on south Korea.
• An excess of culture: the myth of shared care in the Chinese community in Britain.

Ageing and Society, 21(5) - 2001

• Differences over time in older people’s relationships with children grandchildren nieces and nephews in rural North Wales.

Ageing and Society, 21(4) - 2001

• Autonomy and the relationship between nurses and older people.

Ageing and Society, 21(3) - 2001

• Life and death in English nursing homes: sequestration or transition?
• Seniors' experiences of client-centered residential care.
• Sustaining the self in later life: supporting older people in the community.

Ageing and Society, 21(2) - 2001

• Reminiscence and oral history: parallel universes or shared endeavour?
• Volunteerism among older people with arthritis.
• Combating loneliness: a friendship enrichment programme for older women.

Ageing and Society, 21(1) - 2001

• Research dementia: are there unique methodological challenges for health services research?
• Mental health in residential homes: a role for care staff.
• When and why frail elderly people give up independent living: the Netherlands as an example.
• Residential or nursing home care? The appropriateness of placement decisions.
• Myths and realities of ageing in rural Britain.

Ageing and Society, 26(4) - 2000

• Quality in long-term care homes for people with dementia: an assessment of specialist provision.
• Keeping it in the family: narrative maps of ageing and young athletes' perceptions of their futures.
• Leisure-styles and life satisfaction among recent retirees in Israel.
• Social relations, language and cognition in the ‘oldest old’.
• The participation of older Europeans in volunteer work.
• Transformations in economic security during old age in Korea: the implications for public-pension reform
• Age: a dubious criterion in legislation.

Ageing and Society, 20(6) - 2000

• Relying on informal care in the new century? Informal care for elderly people in England to 2031.
• Health care professionals' support for older carers.
• Meeting the mental health needs of older women: taking social inequality into account.

Ageing and Society, 20(5) - 2000

• Moral dilemmas and the management of private residential homes: the impact of care in the community reforms in the UK.
• Defining the outcomes of community care: the perspectives of older people with dementia and their carers.

Ageing and Society, 20(4) - 2000

• Sooner rather than later: younger and middle-aged adults preparing for retirement.
• Acting up: role ambiguity and the legal recognition of carers.
• Carework as a form of bodywork.

Ageing and Society, 20(3) - 2000

• The roles of friends and neighbours in providing support for older people.
• Social and democratic participation in residential settings for older people: realities and aspirations.
• Perceptions and consequences of ageism: views of older people.

Ageing and Society, 20(2) - 2000

• Expectations and attitudes affecting patterns of informal care in farming families in Northern Ireland.
• The effects of environmental context and personal resources on depressive symptomatology in older age: a test of the Lawton model.
• How important is parenthood: childlessness and support in old age in England.

Ageing and Society, 20(1) - 2000

• The health-related concerns of older prisoners: implications for policy.
• 'User pays' and other approaches to the funding of long-term care for older people in Australia.
• The challenge of ageing in tomorrow's Britain.
• Ageing update: ageing 2000 - questions for the 21st century.

Ageing and Society, 19(6) - 1999

• International migration in later life: social care and police implications.

Ageing and Society, 19(5) - 1999

• Trends in old age morbidity and disability in Britain.
• Seniors as volunteers: an international perspective on policy.
• Quality of life for people with dementia: approaches to the challenge measurement.
• Independence, privacy and risk: two contrasting approaches to residential care for older people.

Ageing and Society, 19(4) - 1999

• The role of grandparents when parents part or die: some reflections on the mythical decline of the extended family.
• Do personal conditions and circumstances surrounding partner loss explain loneliness in newly bereaved older adults?

Ageing and Society, 19(3) - 1999

• The last resort? Revisiting ideas about older people's living arrangements.
• The effects of rationing home-help services in Spain and Sweden: a comparative analysis.

Ageing and Society, 19(2) - 1999

• Older couples and long-term care: the financial implications of one spouse entering private or voluntary residential or nursing home care.
• Social support of older people in Australia and Japan.

Ageing and Society, 19(1) - 1999

• Social isolation in old age: a qualitative exploration of service providers perceptions.

Ageing and Society, 18(6) - 1998

• Re-examining the social construction of 'elder abuse and neglect': a Canadian perspective.
• 'Just live for today': living, caring, ageing and dying.
• A qualitative study of adjustment to caring for an older spouse with psychiatric illness.
• Employers and older workers: attitudes and employment practices.

Ageing and Society, 18(5) - 1998

• Reminiscence and ageing.
• Alzheimer's Disease: a review of current economic perspectives.
• Differences over time in older people's relationships with children and siblings.

Ageing and Society, 18(4) - 1998

• Towards understanding successful ageing: patterned change in resources and goals.

Ageing and Society, 18(3) - 1998

• Mental and physical frailty in older people: the costs and benefits of informal care.
• The family and community life of older people: household composition and social networks in three urban areas.

Ageing and Society, 18(1) - 1998

• Involving residents in quality specification.
• Housing wealth, income and financial wealth of older people in Britain.

Ageing and Society, 17(6) - 1997

• Demography and gerontology: mortality trends among the oldest old.

Ageing and Society, 17(5) - 1997

• The emergence of the person in dementia research.
• Inhabitants of a lost kingdom: a model of the subjective experiences of dementia.

Ageing and Society, 17(4) - 1997

• Beyond apocalyptic demography: towards a moral economy of interdependence
• Private sector policies for caregiving employees: a survey of Scottish companies.

Ageing and Society, 17(3) - 1997

• Bitter harvest: the implications of continuing war-related stress on reminiscence theory and practice.
• Research as a public enterprise: social science data on ageing in the public domain.
• Returning home from residential care? Patient preferences and their determinants.
• Women with multiple roles: the emotional impact of caring for ageing parents.
• Cultural scripts and the social integration of older people.

Ageing and Society, 17(2) - 1997

• Asian older people: housing, health and access to services.
• Paying for long-term domiciliary care: a comparative perspective.

Ageing and Society, 17(1) - 1997

• The relationship between the delivery of day care services for older people and the design of day unit premises.

Ageing and Society, 16(5) - 1996

• Stories and metaphors: talking about the past in a psychotherapy group for people with dementia.
• Constructing familiarity and managing the self: ways of adapting to life in nursing and residential homes for older people.

Ageing and Society, 16(3) - 1996

• Social isolation and loneliness in old age: review and model refinement.
• Measuring the social-care service needs of impaired elderly people in Japan.
• Financial management and elderly people with dementia in the U.K.: as much a question of confusion as abuse?
• The mask of dementia: images of 'demented residents' in a nursing ward.

Ageing and Society, 16(2) - 1996

• Communication between provider and patient: values, biography, and empowerment in clinical practice.
• Does it matter how you slice it? the relationship between population ageing and use of hospital and post-hospital care in the United States.
• Older people with learning difficulties leaving institutional care - a case of double jeopardy.

Ageing and Society, 16(1) - 1996

• Living alone towards the end of life.
• Behavioural problems and distress among caregivers of people with dementia.
• Gender, age and attitudes to retirement in mid-life.
• The family and ageing in Korea: a new concern and challenge.
• Progress report: continuity and change in the study of family relationships.

Ageing and Society, 15(4) - 1995

• Citizenship and old age: the end of the road?
• Judging the competence of older people: an alternative?
• Elderly married persons living in long term care institutions: a qualitative analysis of feelings.
• Voices of experiences: talk, identity and membership in reminiscence groups.

Ageing and Society, 15(3) - 1995

• Improving work satisfaction amongst nursing staff and quality of care for elderly patients with dementia: some policy implications.

Ageing and Society, 15(2) - 1995

• Interdependency and the generational compact.
• Strategies for an ageing population: expanding the priorities discussion.

Ageing and Society, 15(1) - 1995

• How elderly people rank-order the quality characteristics of home services.
• A comparison of urban with rural support networks: Liverpool and North Wales.
• Making sense of dementia: carers' perceptions.

Ageing and Society, 14(4) - 1995

• Alcohol and elderly people: an overview of the literature for social work.
• Relatives of persons suffering from dementia: differences in the burden.

Ageing and Society, 14(3) - 1994

• Multi-purpose residential homes: a fair deal for residents?
• Allocation of care and services in an area-based system for long-term care of elderly and disabled people.

Ageing and Society, 14(2) June 1994 - 1994

• Social work and case management in the UK: models of professionalism and elderly people.

Ageing and Society, 13(3) September 1993 - 1993

• Researching elder abuse.
• Being old, old people and the burdens of burden.

Ageing and Society, 13(2) June 1993 - 1993

• The long term impact of Staying Put.
• Integrating carers into the service system: six strategic responses.

Ageing and Society, 13(1) March 1993 - 1993

• Towards a theory of dementia care: the interpersonal process.
• Elderly people with advanced cognitive impairment in England: resource use and costs.

Ageing and Society, 12(4) December 1992 - 1992

• Residential care for elderly people: the correlates of quality.

Ageing and Society, 12(3) - 1992

• Long-term care policies in comparative perspective.
• Sources of instrumental support for dependent elderly people in three parts of France.
• The role of day centres in caring for people in the final year of their lives.
• Innovations and care of the elderly: the cutting-edge of change for social welfare systems. Examples from Sweden, the Netherlands and United Kingdom.
• Towards a theory of dementia care: personhood and well-being.

Ageing and Society, 12(2) 1992 - 1992

• Community structure and support network variations.

Ageing and Society, 12(1) - 1992

• The politics of caregiving: the professionalisation of informal care.

Ageing and Society, 11(4) December 1991 - 1991

• For better or for worse: the experience of caring for an elderly dementing spouse.

Ageing and Society, 11(3) - 1991

• Informal and formal care: exploring the complementary.
• Psychiatric morbidity and service use among elderly people.
• Day care in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands: a comparative study.

Ageing and Society, 10(4) - 1990

• Whose care? Whose costs? Whose benefit? A critical review of research on case management and informal care.
• The meaning of informal care: gender and the contribution of elderly people.
• Caring for people who die: the experience of family and friends.

Ageing and Society, 10(2) - 1990

• Elderly carers: the need for appropriate intervention.
• The dialectics of dementia: with particular reference to Alzheimer's Disease.

Ageing and Society, 10(1) - 1990

• Self-help in relation to informal and formal care.
• 'What are families for?': on family solidarity and preference for help.

Ageing and Society, 9(4) - 1989

• Evaluation of an innovation in the continuing care of very frail elderly people.

Ageing and Society, 9(3) - 1989

• Hospital discharge of frail elderly people: social and ethical considerations in the discharge decision-making process.
• Mild dementia: perceptions and problems.

Ageing and Society, 9(2) - 1989

• Network variables as determinants of the elderly entering adult residential care facilities.

Ageing and Society, 9(1) March 1989 - 1989

• Neglect, abuse and the taking of life in old people's homes.
• Escaping financial dependency in old age.

Ageing and Society, 8(3) September 1988 - 1988

• Between social networks and formal social services.

Ageing and Society, 8(2) June 1988 - 1988

• Dependency and old age: theoretical accounts and practical understandings.

Ageing and Society, 8(1) - 1988

• Daughters caring for mothers: the experience of caring and its implications for professional helpers.

Ageing and Society. 7(1) 1987 - 1987

• The household structure of the elderly population in Britain.

Ageing and Society, 7(4) - 1987

• Physical care and quality of life in residential homes.

Ageing and Society, 7(3) - 1987

• The kinship network of the rural aged: a comparison of the indigenous elderly and the retired immigrant.

Ageing and Society, 7(2) - 1987

• Equity and efficiency in community care: supply and financing in an age of fiscal austerity.

Ageing and Society, 7(2) 1987 - 1987

• Residential care of elderly people: the consumers' view.

Ageing and Society, 6(4) - 1986

• The well, the mentally ill, the old, and the old old: a community survey of elderly persons in London.

Ageing and Society, 6(3) - 1986

• Older carers, interdependence and the care of mentally handicapped adults.
• Older persons' perceptions of the quality of their human support systems.

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