Titlebook: Elderly Care in India; Societal and State R S. Irudaya Rajan,Gayathri Balagopal Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2017 aging and

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Rechnungslegung, Ergebnisverwendung,ses of transformation. While the state has had a history of large-scale transnational migration, which has had far-reaching influence on the economic and social fabric of the state, the ageing of its population has been a more recent phenomenon. Rapid demographic transition, population ageing and wi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10813-9s of support such as co-residence, economic support and caregiving. In this context, the time has come for public policy in developing countries like India to respond to the care needs of the elderly while recognizing that old age vulnerabilities are not a product of old age alone, but are the resul

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,Hygge – die d?nische Glücksphilosophie,ridical notion of care is limited to ‘maintenance’ of elderly parents, in which the right to care is limited to food, clothing, residence and medical treatment of elders by their potential heirs. Such juridical notion of care bypasses needs of the elders who are childless or are single women. Care r

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Ausblick und Dank: Handwerk neu erleben,in family fabrics in urban society, where children are working and no one left to look after the oldest-old persons at home, there is a strong felt need of assisted care, effective social work interventions, providing a helpline for elderly and home-based services.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83250-4g and are economically dependent on others. Lack of property and savings, loss of husband, and poor health make them vulnerable to abuse. The family as a fundamental unit of society needs to be strengthened along with social security measures to take care of elderly widows.