Ageing and diversity: multiple pathways and cultural migrations

Abstract

Ageing and diversity: a critical introduction ~ Simon Biggs and Svein Olav Daatland Section I: Individual pathways: Ageing differently: potential and limits ~ Jacqui Smith and Denis Gerstorf The personal meaning of individuality and relatedness: gender differences in middle and late adulthood ~ Gerben J. Westerhof and Christina Bode Diversity, health and ageing ~ Lars Andersson and Peter OEberg Gender trajectories: how age and marital status influence patterns of gender inequality in later life ~ Sara Arber Section II: Social identifications: The search for ageing identities ~ Andrew Blaikie New ageism: age imperialism, personal experience and ageing policy ~ Simon Biggs Sexuality in gerontology: a heteronormative presence, a queer absence ~ Ann Cronin Section III: Migration and otherness: Making sense of the construct of successful ageing: the migrant experience ~ Sandra Torres Older foreign migrants in Europe: multiple pathways and welfare positions ~ Tony Warnes Transnational communities, migration and changing identities in later life: a new research agenda ~ Chris Phillipson and Nilufar Ahmed Section IV: Structure and agency: Societal trends and lifecourse events affecting diversity in later life ~ Jenny De Jong Gierveld Quality of life and social inequality in old age ~ Andreas Motel-Klingebiel Class, power and inequality in later life ~ Paul Higgs and Chris Gilleard Ageing and diversity, what next? ~ Svein Olav Daatland and Simon Biggs.

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