00000cam a22000004i 4500 UP-99796217612749756 Buklod 20180515112511.0 m |o d | ta 180515s2014 xx d r |||| u| 9781783474264 (pbk.) (iLib)UPD-00362013801 DLC DCPA rda eng DMLUC HQ 1061 I58 2014 International handbook on ageing and public policy edited by Sarah Harper and Kate Hamblin with Jaco Hoffman, Kenneth Howse and George Leeson. Cheltenham, UK Edward Elgar Publishing [2014]. xix, 505 pages 25 cm. text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographic references and index. Introduction: conceptualizing social policy for the twenty-first century demography /Sarah Harper -- Introduction to Parts I-IV: perspectives on the challenges of population ageing /Kenneth Howse -- Drivers of demographic change in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries /George W. Leeson -- A biodemographic perspective on longevity and ageing /Bruce A. Carnes. -- Migration and ageing societies /Sarah Harper -- On the mechanical contributions of ageing to global income inequality /Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue and Michel Tenikue -- Population ageing and the size of the welfare state /Vicemzo Galasso and Paola Profeta -- Global pension systems /Robert Holzmann -- The design and implementation of pension systems in developing countries: issues and options /David E. Bloom and Roddy McKinnon -- Understanding pension welath /Li Zhenyu and Anthony Webb. -- Rational pension reform /Axel Borsch-Supan -- National transfer accounts and intergenerational transfers /Ron Lee and Andy Mason -- Assessing the cost-effectiveness of therapies for older people /Richard Edlin -- Population ageing and health care expenditure growth /Ed Westerhout -- developing appropriate and effective care for people with chronic disease /Bert Vrijhoef and Arianne Elissen -- Sustainability and intergenerational justice in age-related transfers /Kenneth Howse -- Health and social protection policies for older people in Latin America /Peter Lloyd-Sherlock -- Ageing electorates and gentocracy: the politics of ageing in a global world /Fernando M Torres-Gil and Kimberly Spencer-Suarez -- Working beyond retirement age: lessons for policy David Lain and Sarah Vickerstaff -- Families, older persons, and care in context of poverty: the case of South Africa /Jaco Hoffman -- Introduction to Parts V and VI: policy and practitioner responses to the challenges of population ageing /Jaco Hoffman -- Sustaining the Nordic welfare model in the face of population ageing /Virpi Timonen and Mikko Kautto. Kinship solidarity im Southern Europe /Chiara Saraceno -- The pension system in China: an overview /Taichang Chen -- How technology is reshaping the processes of providing health care for ageing populations /Robin Gauld -- Ageing and caregiving in America: the immigrant workforce /B. Lindsay Lowell -- Canada's live-in caregiver program /Ivy Lynn Borgeault and Jelena Atanackovic -- Intergenerational programs and policies in aging societies / Matthew Kaplan and Mariano Sanchez -- Population ageing and private sector provision: the case of dependent older women in Latin America /Nelida Redondo -- Demographic change and the role of older people in the voluntary sector /Karsten hank and Marcel Erlinghagen -- The third sector as a provider of services for older people Ewa Les -- State-third sector partnership frameworks: from administration to participation /Ingo Bode -- Microfinance, cooperatives and time banks: community-provided welfare /ed Collom -- Faith-based organizations and the provision of care for older people /Lori Carter Edwards, James H. Johnson Jr., Allan M. Parnell amd Harold G. Koenig. -- Lifelong learning and employers: reskilling older workers /John Field and Roy Canning -- Retirement planning and financial literacy /Annamaria Lusardi. Population aging Government policy. Population aging Economic aspects. Aging Government policy. Aging Social aspects. Harper, Sarah editor. Hamblin, Kate editor. FO UPD DCPA HQ 1061 I58 2014 Book