老龄化和老年生活:令人不安的发展假设

IF 1.7 4区 社会学 Q3 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Penny Vera-Sanso, Julie Vullnetari, Tanja Bastia
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摘要

本期特刊聚焦了老龄化和老年人问题,这两个问题在发展研究和决策中都被忽视和/或被狭隘地处理。因此,这组文章试图打破发展辩论中常见的一些陈规定型观念,这些陈规定型观念将老年人描绘成脆弱、易受伤害、负担沉重和被动的人。它通过在一系列主题和地理位置上研究老龄化过程和老年人的生活经历来实现这一目标。我们希望通过这个系列,我们能从关系和代际的角度,发起一场关于老龄化和老年人在发展中的地位的对话;也就是说,从一个关注老年人与更广泛的社会之间相互依赖的角度出发,而不是局限于前者对后者的依赖。
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Ageing and Later Life: Unsettling Development Assumptions
This Special Issue brings into focus the topic of ageing and of older people, both of which have been neglected and/or narrowly addressed in development studies and policymaking. As such, this collection of articles seeks to unsettle some of the stereotypes that are commonplace in development debates that portray older people as frail, vulnerable, burdensome and passive. It does so by looking at the process of ageing and the lived experiences of older people across a range of topics and geographical locations. We hope that through this collection we have initiated a conversation around the place of ageing and older people in development from a relational and intergenerational perspective; that is, from a perspective that is focused around interdependence between older people and wider society rather than one restricted to the dependence of the former on the latter.
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Progress in Development Studies
Progress in Development Studies DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-
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3.10
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期刊介绍: Progress in Development Studies is an exciting new forum for the discussion of development issues, ranging from: · Poverty alleviation and international aid · The international debt crisis · Economic development and industrialization · Environmental degradation and sustainable development · Political governance and civil society · Gender relations · The rights of the child
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