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Adult ageing and social policy new risks to identity | Author(s) | Simon Biggs, Helen Kimberley |
Journal title | Social Policy and Society, vol 12, no 2, April 2013 |
Publisher | Cambridge University Press, April 2013 |
Pages | pp 287-297 |
Source | http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJourna... |
Keywords | Ageing process ; Ageism ; At risk ; Life span ; Social policy ; Australia. |
Annotation | This article considers changing perceptions of adult ageing and their interpretation in social policy. Once wider international trends are outlined, Australian policy is used as a case example. It is argued that a mismatch between policy initiatives and personal change is a new social risk associated with demographic and socio-cultural development, having implications for the way in which social ageism and age discrimination should be considered. The article concludes with a consideration of new directions that a critical, life course sensitised approach to social policy might take. (JL). |
Accession Number | CPA-130315203 A |
Classmark | BG: B:TOB: CA3: BG6: TM2: 7YA |
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