Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse in the United Kingdom. This paper describes how focus groups were used to gather older women's understandings and experiences of elder abuse. A perspective on elder abuse that prioritises relationships, rather than action or behaviour, is proposed as central to assessing the relations of abuse in later life. © 2002, MCB UP Limite
This paper focuses on the abuse of aging, caregiving women (55 years or older) by the spouses or par...
In 2002, the World Health Organization (WHO) brought global attention to elder abuse and the need fo...
There is a paucity of research on older women and violence. Neither the ageing literature nor the do...
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse i...
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse i...
Domestic abuse at the last stage of the life cycle is becoming increasingly recognized as a social ...
Although elder abuse and neglect are not unfamiliar situations in research and intervention programm...
Thirty-eight women who were in abusive relationships since age 55 years were interviewed to understa...
This paper critically reflects upon policy and research definitions of elder mistreatment in light o...
Domestic abuse is a key concern for many older people and yet is an issue that has historically been...
Older women experiencing domestic violence are an invisible group who fall into the gap between two ...
This thesis explores perceptions and views of different groups involved in elder abuse. First chapte...
The aim of this study was to explore older people’s understanding of elderly abuse; the reasons for ...
Aim: The aim of this study was to explore older women’s experience of domestic abuse and its effect ...
Older persons’ perspectives regarding elder abuse remain little studied. However, definitions of eld...
This paper focuses on the abuse of aging, caregiving women (55 years or older) by the spouses or par...
In 2002, the World Health Organization (WHO) brought global attention to elder abuse and the need fo...
There is a paucity of research on older women and violence. Neither the ageing literature nor the do...
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse i...
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse i...
Domestic abuse at the last stage of the life cycle is becoming increasingly recognized as a social ...
Although elder abuse and neglect are not unfamiliar situations in research and intervention programm...
Thirty-eight women who were in abusive relationships since age 55 years were interviewed to understa...
This paper critically reflects upon policy and research definitions of elder mistreatment in light o...
Domestic abuse is a key concern for many older people and yet is an issue that has historically been...
Older women experiencing domestic violence are an invisible group who fall into the gap between two ...
This thesis explores perceptions and views of different groups involved in elder abuse. First chapte...
The aim of this study was to explore older people’s understanding of elderly abuse; the reasons for ...
Aim: The aim of this study was to explore older women’s experience of domestic abuse and its effect ...
Older persons’ perspectives regarding elder abuse remain little studied. However, definitions of eld...
This paper focuses on the abuse of aging, caregiving women (55 years or older) by the spouses or par...
In 2002, the World Health Organization (WHO) brought global attention to elder abuse and the need fo...
There is a paucity of research on older women and violence. Neither the ageing literature nor the do...