Book Review: Care at Home for People Living with Dementia: Delaying Institutionalization, Sustaining Families
Anthropology & Aging
Author: Ana-Maria Cirstea
Book Review: We Live In The Water: Climate, Aging, and Socioecology On Smith Island
Anthropology & Aging
Book Review: Ageing and the Crisis in Health and Social Care
Anthropology & Aging
“The older you get, the less people care about you”: The Sexual and Reproductive Health Management of Older Women with Disabilities in Canada During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Normative healthy aging frameworks promote later-life wellbeing through the maintenance of functional ability, moralizing autonomy, productivity, and sexual fitness, rendering disability, interdependence, and non-normative sexual lives signs of decline…
The Chief of Lähiö: Retirement and Ageing States in Helsinki, Finland
Retirement is a transitional process, a period associated with an end to working life when individuals develop new social lives and belonging. Simultaneously, retirement is an institutional moment, involving new obligations and contractual arrangements…