دانلود کتاب Aging and Generational Relations over the Life Course: A Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspective

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Introduction: Aging and Generational Relations Over the Life Course\nKinship and Care for the Aged in Traditional Rural Iberia\nHousehold Patterns of the Elderly and the Proximity of Children in a Nineteenth Century City; Verviers, Belgium, 1831–1846\n“The Life Stairs”: Aging, Generational Relations, and Small Commodity Production in Central Europe\nAging in a Never-Empty Nest: The Elasticity of the Stem Family\nThe Family, State Support and Generational Relations in Rural Ireland at the Turn of the Twentieth Century\nRelations Between Older Adults and Their Adult Children in a Nineteenth-Century Italian Town\nRetirement, Inheritance, and Generational Relations: Life-Course Analysis in Historic Eastern Europe\nGender, Rural-Urban and Socio-Economic Differences in Coresidence of the Elderly with Adult Children: The Case of Sweden 1860–1940\nAsymmetry in Intergenerational Family Relationships in Italy\nEquity Between Generations in Aging Societies: The Problem of Assessing Public Policies\nResidence and Family Support Systems for Widows In Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Texas\nLiving Arrangements of the Elderly in America: 1880–1980\nThe Generation in the Middle: Cohort Comparisons in Assistance to Aging Parents in an American Community\nFathers and Sons in Rural America: Occupational Choice and Intergenerational Ties Across the Life Course\nThe Well-Being of Aging Americans With Very Old Parents\nExchanges Within Black American Three-Generation Families: The Family Environment Context Model\nThe Demography of Family Care for the Elderly\nTypes of Supports for the Aged and Their Providers in Taiwan\nFamilial Support and the Life Course of Thai Elderly and Their Children\nIntergenerational Support In Sri Lanka: The Elderly and Their Children\nSome Inter- and Intracohort Comparisons of Generational Interactions. From the Acquisition of Parental Roles through Postparenthood in Japan, 1914–1958\nGenerational Relations and Their Changes As They Affect the Status of Older People in Japan\nGenerational Relations: A Future Perspective