Full Description
This book contributes to the discussion on the ageing society by addressing the new psycho-social structures of the ageing society, the problems around family bonds and ties, and the structures of care and protection. The book sheds light on the new roles of grandparents and new grandparents, and the empowerment and resilience initiatives, thereby providing a broad discussion of what the ageing society implies in psychosocial terms. These issues are addressed in an interdisciplinary way, but also in an approach that is also rare, comparing different realities between Europe and Latin America.
The [basis of the] English translation of this book from its Spanish original manuscript was done with the help of artificial intelligence. A subsequent human revision of the content was done by the author.
Contents
Ageing Society, Population Decline, and the Discomfort of a Precarized Culture.- -Ageing Society. a New Psychosocial Concept.- -To Start Discussing About Ageing Society.- -Ageism: Millennial Persistence.- -Sense of Identity and Social Identity in Ageing: Expulsion and Resilience.- -Coronavirus: Sustainable Development versus Pandemic Enclosure Reflections on Urban and Rural Old People.- -Quality of Life in Ageing. Challenges Still Pending.- -Stories of Old Age: Between Continuity and Change.- -About the Debate Around New Technologies and Old People.- -From Family Structure to Families in Disconcert.
