Ageing and Society 2005: Vol 25 Index

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Index of subjects of main articles:
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volume 25, 2005
Issue number: page range
activities of daily living, 3 are formal
$79 500 ¢ | 159 60:
adaptation, 6: 94 62 4
age structure 760 82
are and carers, informal, 1
group ( omparisons, $: 501
—43 05—; ”4 y?h l ) boo: 5
675-91; 0: g03~-23; 6: g25-41 63; 5: 709
-identity and awareness, 4 . long-te rm, 2
+79 y00 5 319-38; 4
ing well, 6 ) ) ) ’ »*
Y=5 are, privately purchased, 2
19-38: }: 601-21; 5: 769 8
862-82
care, public expenditure and subsidies, 2
age-relations at the workplace, 3: 159-50; 2
5: 037 , 54;0 943 63 601-21:
aids mortality, impacts on older peopl . 641-61
t51~44; 4: 525-4 . residential, 2
Alzheimer’s disease, 2: 197-214; 5: 769-83
andropause and andrology, 6 61
anthropomorphology, 2: 147 Care-giving, 2:
\rab-Americans, 5: 655-73 +> 4 bol )
assistive technology, 1: 91 charges for services
attitudes to work.6 : 943 ~ »: = by 7OG-Q6 3n5e5e 69
attitudes, 1: 19-39; . cohort comparisons, 4
193-77; 4 5: 037 4; 5
5995 600: 5 community cz
a7io8Oe 5 -94; go2: 6 943 oQ O02—) ¢ ‘
Australia, 2: 215-27; 2: 261-778 : consumerism, 5
1: OO! 841-61
Austria, 3 coping abilities, 4: 525-41; 4: 585-600;
autonomy, 693-713; 5» : 749-03; 5: 769 53
Belfast, 5: 731-48 cultures of ageing and fitness, 2: 229-44 )
birthdays, 4 $63 735 94; 6 883 go2
body, ageing, 2: 229 585 600; 5 dance 2: 229
785-94; 6: 841 ; 83-902 daughters
Bourdieus propositions, 6: 883—go02 dementia, people with, 2: 197
Canada, 4: 567-84; 6: Qgo2
care transitions, 1: It!
525-415 4 OOI-—215 5 943 5: 055 dependency, 4 bOI-—21; 5
+»? —713e; s 9r3r5 0: . 903 23 depression, 5: 731-48
ggd Index of subject
opment, economic and so¢ Germany
6: 815-3 rlobalisation, 6
disability movement 21 habitus, 6
dress clothing. 5 785 94; 9 833 health in old age, 2: 2 2: 261-78; 4
educational level, effects, 3: 357-75: 79 = j00 ; - : ¢ 90055 o
397-414; 4: 543 ase é 637
600: QO )
ealth promotion, |
self-assessed,
etiectivenesso f services, u I
07:5 093
903-23
emotional support, 4 { 652-902:
19~93 torical demography, 1: g—18
employment and unemployment, history of ageing and old age, 2
115-29; 4: 543-65; 4: 601-21; hormone therapy, male, 6: 841-61
037 34; 0 943-0f3 yusehold composition and effects, 3
ethnic minorities, 5 > 5: 715 305-18; 3: 357 75; 3: 397-414
ethnography, method and studies, 2 51-44; 3: 431-443 4: 543-65; 4
229-44; 3: 339 - 565-600; 5: 037 55: 749-03
ising conditions and amenities, 1
Europe, 1: 69-90; 2: 14 8-5 * QI-110; 3: 431 - 25-41
6: 563-62 505-000; 5: 0 5 5: 093
European social model, 1: 69-90;
43 nuty personal, 2 197
862-8 +: 493-7
European Union, 5: 769-83 52 > 4: 567-84>> ; 5: 655
exclusion, social, 1: 69-90; 3 2 7 - a5 5: a7e8 5-94
1454 74! migrants, 5: 055-73; 5
exercise, 2: 229-44; 6: 925-41 769-83
family relationships, 5: 655-73; income and effects, 3 7-414; 3: 431-44;
filial piety, 5 055-73 { . 6° 6 554 y05 600:
finances, management or abuse of, 7-543 5: 67 55: 749 03; 5:
- 6 Q925 41; b
543 535 769 82
financial security, 5: 655 5 ™ change or mobility, 4: 543-65;
769-83;6 943-63 7-54; 5: 769 53; 6: 943-63
Finland, 6: 841-61 nequalities, social and material, 3
Foucauld’s propositions, 2: 2 397-414; 3: 431-44; 4: 525-41;
563 yO2 600; 5: 637 4
France 5: 037 34 4 1335-7 > 6 943 63
functional abilities, 3 7-953 3: 415-29; informaandt ciomomunni cation technol-
} 7 5 ° 5O5 >5 693-713 ogies, I: GI-110; 5: 093-713
) nsecurity, personal and material,
59-90; 3 415-29; 3:
500; }: 501 24;
343 05; b 943 63
inter-generational relationships, solidarity
and transiers, 3: 397-4
t: 525-413 4: 543
5: 655-7
Index of subjects 997
inter-personal contacts, mothers 5: 075-QI
5-413 4 585 boo: multi-national governmental agencies, |
749-03; 5: 705-94 69-90; 6: 615-39
Ireland, 3: 339-56; 5 music appreciation, 2: 261-78
isolation, Son ial, I are and support,
397-414; 3: 43!
769-83 655-73; 5: 693
Israel, 5 749-63; 6: 863 =: 769
Italy, 3: 305 902
kidney disease, dialysis and replacement, 6 neo-liberal politic al ideology. ¢
903-23 Netherlands, 1: 19-39; 1: 111
learning, 4 non-governmental organisations, 6: {
leisure activities, Northern Ireland, 5: 731-48
507 84 Norway b 863 82
925-4! nursing homes, 2
life course perspec tive, 4
339-59; 3: 397 55-73; 5: 7 3; 5: 709 82
older people’s views and preferences, 1: 91
84; 5: 110, 2
life expectancy and lifespan, 2
5-18; 3: 431
$79 500 5 5
life review, 5: 785
life satisfaction, 4
749 63
life style, 2 903-23; Db
637-54; 5: 975 older workers,
literary gerontology, 5: 785-94 painters
living arrangements, see household Parisians, 5
composition Parma, Italy,
loneliness, 1: 41-607; 3: 357-75; 4: 585-600
longitudinal study, Amsterdam, 1: 19-39; pensions, 4: 543
943 63
marital status and effects, 3 phy sical activity,
397 { ,4 595 bO0O0: 925-4!
749~93; 9: 943-03 policy development, 2
meaning in life, 4: 5 4: 601-21; 6: 863-82
84; 5 political economy, 6: 815-39
‘dicalisation, 6: 841 OI politics of ageing societies,6 563-62; €
mory, 4: 5 903-23
‘nopause, male, 6 portraits, sell, 2: 147-56
‘ntal (ill-) health, 2 positive and productive ageing,
t: 479-500, 4- 501 »: 785-94; 0: 925-41; 6: g4
731-48 poverty, 1: 09~-70; 4: 525-41; 4
migration and migrants, 5: 655 637-54; 6: 815-39
749-03; 5: 769 83 practitioner and professional development,
musery, 4: 525-41 5 bo2 5-713;0 841 61; 6: go3-2
modernisation, 5 quality of life, 2: 197-214; 357-75;
Montreal, 6: 88 $3!~44; 4
mortality rates, es< 500:
902)-? 2 >)
QgQd Index of subject
iluation -: 769-83; 6: 862
types ot older peopl
tration and inspection
Iv homes
niscence, 4
al failure and therapt
| care and homes
sweden
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ematic review,
rement-age preierences
rement migrants ) 7OO
ew, systematic, I: 41 7 lurkey ) 675-) 01
il living conditions, 3: 431 United Kingdom, 1
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79-5
tiand, 2: 181 és 31 18
behaviour and its regulation, 5 862 $2; 6: go3-23
94; 6: 641-61; 6 ited States of America
go2 7901-2455 055 73
capital, 5: 715-30 ser involvement in policy and practice
ial contacts and networks; 000 development, 2: 245-59 0: go3-2
luntary associations and organisations,
ial exclusion, 1: 69-90 4: 507-84; 5 ; 5: 769-83
unteers, community,
10; 5: 769-83
regimes, 1: 09-90;
bo1-251: ;03 7-54; © 663
illare state, 1: 09-90; 4: DOI
--O2
769-83 vellbeing, 2: 229-44; 2: 261-78;
ial productivity or contributions, 4 131-44; 4: 479-500
307-84; 4: 6o1-21; ; $1; 4
social theory, 4: 601-21; 8 600
socio-economic status effects,
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862-902; 637
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Index of authors of main articles:
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Abastado, Philippe I 58 Hortacsu, Nuran 5
Agahi, Neda 6: 925-41 Hosegood. Victoria
Ajrouch, Kristine ]
Allebeck, Peter }
Andersson, Christina 4: 585-600
Arnold-Boak« s, J idy 5: 709-63 +
Barnes, Marian 2 245-59 raré Deborah 6 g03-23
serger, Ursula 2: 181-95 ondratowitz, Hans-Joachim von
Be nd, John 11-07; 3: 3 75 ause, Neal
Sousquet Bernard 2: 147-58 berge, Suzanne 6
Bowling, Ann 3: 357~75: 17 armouth, Alison
Boyle Geraldine 5 I ‘
Brooke, Libby 3: 415-2 ennartsson, Carin
Biichel, Felix 4: 543 Lowenstein, Ariela
Bytheway, Bill 4: 463 Lucchetti, Enzo 3
Cattan, Mima 1: 41 Magnusson, Lennart
Challis, David 2: 15 o Manfredini, Matteo 4
Chiu, Herng-Chia 3: 377-95 Marrugat, Maria Luisa 5
Cl arkson, Paul 2: 159-8 Mau, Lih-Wen 3: 377
Clubb, Vince J 0: QGO3-23 McCreadie, Claudin«
( reamel! Nicola 6 Q02—22 Mi Kee Kevin J 6: g028 )
Cribier, Francoise 5: 63 McLaughlin, Deirdre
Darton, Robin 3: 319-3! Midwinter, Eric 1
Deeg, Dorly J. H. 1: 111-3 Minichiello, Victor 2: 261-78
Der, Geoff 2: 181-95 Motel-Klingebiel, Andreas 6: 863-82
Dongen, Els van 4: 525-41 Mottram, Sanem Alicli 5: 675-91
Dumas, Alexandre 6: 883—g02 Mutrie, Nanette 2: 181-95
Ebrahim, Shah t: 479-500 Nahas. Me cuid ¢ 16 903-23
Edmondson, Ricca 3 Narushima, Miya 4: 567-84
Elvish, Jennifer 6: 903-23 Netten, Ann 3: 319—-38
Fine, Michael 4: 601-2 Nolan, Mike 5: 693—713
Frick, Joachim R. 4: 5 = Ogg, Jim 1: 69-90
Fritzell, Johan 3: 397-414 Parker, Marti G. 6: 925-41
Gabriel, Zahava 4: 479-500 Parker, Stuart G. 6: go3-2
Geerlings, Sandra W. 1: 111~305 Paulson, Susan 2 2: 229-44
Glendinning, Caroline 4: 601—21 Pizzetti, Paola 3: 305-18
Guiramand, Gilles 2: 14 } Poortman, Anne-Rigt 1: 19-39
Hannah, Mary Kate 2 5 Pot, Anne Margriet 1: 111-30
Hanson, Elizabeth 5 7 Rosenman, Linda 2: 215,- 277
Hardill, Irene 5: 7 Scambler, SashaJ . 3: 357-75
Hays, Terence 2: See-Tai, Sharon 4: 479-500
Hepworth, Mike 5: Setterlund, Deborah 2: 215e-2e7
1000 Index of authors
Soidre, Tiiu 6: 943-63 I'wisk, Jos W. R. 1: 111-3 20
Solanki, Priyha 4: 479-500 Vainionpaa, KirsiJ . 6: 841—61
Spradbery, Jacqui 5: 769-83 Victor, Christina R. 33:: 357-75
Straka, Silvia M. 6: 883-go02 Waern, Margda 4: 585-600
l'aylor, Philip 3: 415-29 Walker, Alan 6: 815-39
[esch-Roemer, Clemens 6: 863-82 WarburtonJe,n i 5: 715-30
Tilburg, Theo G. Van 1: 19-39 White, Martin 1: 41-67
lilse, Cheryl 2: 215-27 Wilhelmson, Katarina 4: 585-600
Timezus, lan M. 3: 431-44 Williams, Jacquetta )3: 319~38s ed»
linker, Anthea 1: 91-110 Wilson, Jill 2: 215-27 /
Topo, Paivi 6: 841-61 Zaidi, Asghar 4: 543-650