A collection of in-depth ethnographic analysis on the impact of local and global transformations on the care, or lack of care, received by older people in Sub-Saharan Africa. This book provides the pan-African evidence and analysis needed to move forward debates about who and how to address the long term care needs of this vulnerable population. Case studies from different regions of the continent (Southern, Central, East and West Africa) examine formal and informal care, including inter- and intra-generational care, retirement homes, care in the context of poverty, HIV/AIDS and migration.nrpages: 211status: publishe
A literature review reveals a gradual increase in life expectancy and the population over age 60 in ...
By focusing on old people in sub-Saharan Africa, the author illustrates the need for comparative ana...
This title was first published in 2003. The rapid demographic aging of populations worldwide, and mo...
A collection of in-depth ethnographic analysis on the impact of local and global transformations on ...
This chapter aims to bring the retirement home into the conversation about care services in African ...
This chapter aims to bring the retirement home into the conversation about care services in African ...
Background: Debate on policy challenges associated with the health of older populations in sub-Sahar...
An estimated 58 million persons aged 60-plus live in sub-Saharan Africa; by 2050 that number will ri...
Background: Debate on policy challenges associated with the health of older populations in sub-Sahar...
It is encouraging to see that a major organization such as the World Health Organization continues t...
Grounded in ethnographic field research in Tanzania, this chapter asks what happens when older peopl...
Research protocol for the Family Caregiving of Older Persons in Southern Africa research programme. ...
Since the studies of Paul Spencer on Samburu, Rendille, and Maasai in Kenya, age as a paradigm for t...
This special issue of SAJG on "The family and ageing in Africa" marks yet another step in the annals...
This special issue of SAJG on "The family and ageing in Africa" marks yet another step in the annals...
A literature review reveals a gradual increase in life expectancy and the population over age 60 in ...
By focusing on old people in sub-Saharan Africa, the author illustrates the need for comparative ana...
This title was first published in 2003. The rapid demographic aging of populations worldwide, and mo...
A collection of in-depth ethnographic analysis on the impact of local and global transformations on ...
This chapter aims to bring the retirement home into the conversation about care services in African ...
This chapter aims to bring the retirement home into the conversation about care services in African ...
Background: Debate on policy challenges associated with the health of older populations in sub-Sahar...
An estimated 58 million persons aged 60-plus live in sub-Saharan Africa; by 2050 that number will ri...
Background: Debate on policy challenges associated with the health of older populations in sub-Sahar...
It is encouraging to see that a major organization such as the World Health Organization continues t...
Grounded in ethnographic field research in Tanzania, this chapter asks what happens when older peopl...
Research protocol for the Family Caregiving of Older Persons in Southern Africa research programme. ...
Since the studies of Paul Spencer on Samburu, Rendille, and Maasai in Kenya, age as a paradigm for t...
This special issue of SAJG on "The family and ageing in Africa" marks yet another step in the annals...
This special issue of SAJG on "The family and ageing in Africa" marks yet another step in the annals...
A literature review reveals a gradual increase in life expectancy and the population over age 60 in ...
By focusing on old people in sub-Saharan Africa, the author illustrates the need for comparative ana...
This title was first published in 2003. The rapid demographic aging of populations worldwide, and mo...