Ageing in developing countries / Ken Tout.
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Dr. S. R. Lasker Library, EWU MPRHGD Corner | Non-fiction | 305.2091724 TOA 1989 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | C-1 | Not For Loan | 22611 |
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304 PRO 2004 Programme of action / | 304 PRO 2004 Programme of action / | 304 PRO 2004 Programme of action / | 305.2091724 TOA 1989 Ageing in developing countries / | 305.235 STA 2011 The state of the world's children 2011 : | 305.260971 OVE 2000 The overselling of population aging : | 305.3 BHU 2000 Understanding gender / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
TOC 1. What is Ageing? 5 --
2. Population Forecasts 17 --
3. Socio-economic Factors 38 --
4. Regional Studies of Ageing 58 --
5. Selected Studies of Ageing 115 --
6. Existing Services 130 --
7. Pilot Methods of Response 150 --
8. A Programme Critique 201 --
9. National Strategies 241 --
10. Special Groups of Elderly 281 --
11. Questions that Remain 299.
Summary:
Emphasizing the ways in which potential problems of ageing can be met, Dr Tout sets out the problems of developing countries and describes programmes which have already been successfully adopted. He Read more...
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