Diverse Perspectives on Aging in a Changing World

Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of illustrations
List of contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
SECTION 1 Aging spaces and the individual
	1 Aging and sustainability: creating a discourse on places of inclusive mobility for the promotion of longevity
	2 Portrayal of older adults in popular television shows
	3 Health-related technology use by older adults in rural and small town communities
	4 Relationship between physical/psychological predictors and self-rated health among older people in Hong Kong
SECTION 2 Aging families: caregiving and gender
	5 Men providing care to aging parents in the internet age: part of the stalled gender revolution?
	6 Dynamic care networks: the changing face of family caregiving
	7 Revised perspective on the communication predicament between adult children and their aging parents
	8 Neoliberalism, temporary foreign workers and precarious eldercare/eldercare work
	9 Vision care services in long-term care facilities: why are they overlooked?
SECTION 3 Aging and economics
	10 When healthcare is delivered in your home, will you need to make economic trade-offs?
	11 Do fuzzy retirement-income systems work best?
	12 Grey ghettos: inclusion or exclusion in the post-modern Canadian city?
	13 What drives older consumers’ entertainment choices?
Index