
Aging in America
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Aging in America will help us plan for the future and meet the needs of what has already become an 11-fold increase in the number of U.S. residents 65 or older. Organized around three broad themes related to aging-psychological issues, mental and physical health, and social issues-with a volume devoted to each, this unique set rallies respected scholars from across disciplines to discuss a phenomenon that will profoundly affect each of us individually and our society as a whole.
The volumes cover a wide range of topics, including neuroscience, memory, end-of-life choices, health, care-giving, medication adherence, the benefits of exercise, personal relationships, elder abuse, and other vital issues. The gains of longevity are explored, as are the agonies of loss as we age. As a society, we need to assure that older adults not only survive but thrive. This set helps point the way.
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Christine K. Cavanaugh is director of training and professional development for the division of development and alumni relations at The George Washington University, Washington, DC.
Content
CHAPTER 1 Hispanic Aging and Social Policy
Jacqueline L. Angel and Fernando Torres-Gil
CHAPTER 2 Personal Relationships in Later Life
Sara M. Moorman and Emily A. Greenfield
CHAPTER 3 Elder Abuse Prevention: A Review of the Field
Lisa Nerenberg
CHAPTER 4 Workforce Issues and Retirement
Harvey L. Sterns and Boin Chang
CHAPTER 5 Aging and the Life Course: Under the Lifestyle Umbrella
Laurie Russell Hatch and Jon Hendricks
CHAPTER 6 Housing in an Aging America
Jon Pynoos, Rachel Caraviello, and Caroline Cicero
CHAPTER 7 Neoliberalism and the New Politics of Aging and Retirement Security
Larry Polivka
CHAPTER 8 Hospice Care for the Aging Population in the United States
Dale O. Knee
CHAPTER 9 Spirituality and Aging: A Journey for Meaning through Deep Interconnection in Humanity
Amy L. Ai, Paul Wink, and Monika Ardelt
CHAPTER 10 Technology and Aging: The Herald of a New Age
Gari Lesnoff-Caravaglia
Index
About the Editors and Contributors
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