Cross-Cultural and Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives in Social Gerontology

Chapter 1 Bridging the Gap: Theory and Research in Social Gerontology

Chapter 2 Who Will Care for the Elder Caregiver? Outlining Theoretical Approaches and Future Research Questions

Chapter 3 Social Psychology and Gerontology: Integrating Theory to Explain and Intervene in Age Discrimination Towards Older People in Europe

Chapter 4 Aging and Subjectivity: Ethnography, Experience and Cultural Context

Chapter 5 Neoliberalism and Resilience Among Older Yoruba People in a Semiurban Community, South West Nigeria

Chapter 6 Social Capital, Interrupted: Sociological Reflections from Old Age Homes in Ahmedabad, India

Chapter 7 Engaging the Future as Ethnographic Object: Japan’s Aging Society Crisis, Ontogenesis and Cybernetics

Chapter 8 Antecedents of Subjective Wellbeing Among Older Adults in Kerala

Chapter 9 Early Life Critical Transitions in the Relationship Between Current Life Stressors and Depressive Symptoms Among Community-Residing Older Lebanese Adults

Chapter 10 Analysis of Perceived Health Status Among Elderly in India: Gender and Positional Objectivity

Chapter 11 The Relationship Between Spatial Activity and Wellbeing-Related Data Among Healthy Older Adults: An Exploratory Geographic and Psychological Analysis

Chapter 12 The Changes of Disability-Free Life Expectancy and Inter-Generation Support for the Elderly in China: 2005–2010

Chapter 13 Elderly Inpatient Care Utilization and Financing in India: Is There a Gender Difference?