Titlebook: Building Evidence for Active Ageing Policies; Active Ageing Index Asghar Zaidi,Sarah Harper,Jolanta Perek-Bia?as Book 2018 The Editor(s) (

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Ageing in a Multicultural Europe: Perspectives and Challengesimension to the ageing challenge, namely, ageing populations with diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Nonetheless, the phenomenon of ageing migrants is surprisingly understudied..The chapter proposes a modified version of the Active Ageing Index (AAI) for the migrant population using data from

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Estimating Weights for the Active Ageing Index (AAI) from Stated Preferences: Proposal for a Discretstated preferences. The approach is based on Random Utility Theory and could provide valuable information on marginal substitution rates between AAI indicators and domains. Complementing the current AAI methodology with preference-based weights may also allow assessing preference variation across di

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A Cross-country and Cohort Analysis of Active Ageing Differences Among the Elderly in Europendex for cohorts formed by age group, sex and country for 2012. The analysis is performed with different model regressions at the cohort level and introducing macro variables at the country level. In general, there is a gap in active ageing in detriment of females which is larger in older cohorts. F

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Active Ageing Typologies: A Latent Class Analysis of the Older Europeansildren) and non-care (e.g., voluntary work) activities. By using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe and by applying Latent Class Analysis, the analyses identify three clusters of older people with similar patterns of social participation that vary by the type of activiti

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Applied and Numerical Harmonic Analysis the highest in the world. In 2012, the composite measure of the Active Ageing Index (AAI) was developed in the activities of the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations. It renewed the focus on the potential of active ageing as a policy strategy for the European as well a

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Frequency and Multiscale Methods, to age integration. It uses both a behavioural and an attitudinal measure of age integration: the prevalence of cross-age friendships and low levels of ageism. The analyses focus on both “young” (ages 18–30) and “old” (ages 70–90). Interestingly, high levels of independence, health and security in

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Parameter Estimation and Model Selection,contributions of older people and older peoples’ own preferences and prevalent role sets. The active ageing concept highlights productive roles such as worker, volunteer and care provider. However, the surveys show that older people are socially recognised primarily for their contributions as grandp

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Hans-Jürgen Borchers,Rathindra Nath Senctivity and QoL, specifically on testing the connection between the AAI, its indicators and subjective well-being, both at a general level and at the level of individual EU countries. The results of correlation coefficients and PCA showed a significant correlation but also some problematic indicator

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Erratum to: Light Rays and Light Cones,ence-informed strategies for dealing with the challenges of an ageing population in organizations. The SWI will allow for a comparison between organizations and promote good practices towards a more active role for older people. This chapter describes the steps of index development, thus laying the