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Families in Ageing Societies

Articles from the last few issues of Families in Ageing Societies © Oxford Scholarship Online Monographs
  • Full Text
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. i-212.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • Introduction
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 1-6.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 1. The Challenge for Families of Demographic Ageing
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 6-31.
    by Harper, Sarah
    posted by 1 person malingre1
  • 2. Models of Kinship from the Developed World
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 31-53.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 3. One Happy Family? Sources of Intergenerational Solidarity and Tension as Contemporary US Society Ages
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 53-64.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 4. The Availability and Supportive Functions of Extended Kinship Ties in Later Life: Evidence from the Berlin Ageing Study
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 64-82.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 5. Intergenerational Relationships among Stepfamilies in the UK
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 82-95.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 6. Working Carers in the European Union
    pp. 95-114.
    by Harper,, Sarah
    posted by 1 person NLRG
  • 7. Family Support of the Elderly and Female Labour Supply: Trade-Offs among Caregiving, Financial Transfers, and Work-Evidence from the US Health and Retirement Survey
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 114-143.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 8. Social Care for Older People: The Growth of Independent-Sector Provision in the UK
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 143-164.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 9. Inheritance and Intergenerational Relationships in English Families
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 164-176.
    by Harper, Sarah
  • 10. The American Family as a Context for Healthy Ageing
    Families in Ageing Societies, pp. 176-212.
    by Harper, Sarah
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