■Cutchin, Malcom P.; Kemp, Candece L.; Marshall, Victor W. eds. 2013 Researching Social Gerontology Researching Social Gerontology Volume 1: Ageing and Places，Sage，408p. ISBN-10: 144624976X ISBN-13: 978-1446249765 [amazon]／[kinokuniya] ※ a06
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Through a careful selection of key articles published over the past few decades, this major work addresses how social gerontologists research ageing. Social gerontology draws upon a wide base of disciplines such as sociology, geography, anthropology, psychology and more. The complexity of ageing from a social gerontology perspective demands a broad range of methodological approaches. Thus, the overarching theme of this collection is methodological-exemplifying the different ways of conducting investigations about the most important issues in ageing studies.
Under the expert guidance of a team of respected editors, this four-volume set brings together key contributions to the social scientific study of the ageing process and the places, relationships, and institutions that shape that process. Broken down into thematic chapters, it offers works that take on the most significant challenges of research about ageing.
Volume 1: Ageing and Places
Volume 2: Social Relationships and Ageing
Volume 3: Social Institutions, the Life Course, and Ageing
Volume 4: Cross-cutting Epistemological Issues
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PART ONE: HOME AND HOUSING
1. The Home Enviroment of Older People: A Description of the Psychosocial Processes Linking Person to Place Robert L. Rubinstein
2. Situateing ‘Home’ at the Nexus of the Public and Private Spheres: Ageing, Gender and Home Support Work in Canada Anne Martin - Matthews
3. The Home as a Site for Long - Term Care; Meanings and Managemant of Bodies and Spaces Israel Dyck, et al
4. Relationships between Housing and Healthy Aging in Very Old Age Frank Oswald, et al
5. The Outcomes of Rehousing Older Homeless People: A Longitudinal Study Maureen Crane ＆ Anthony M. Warnes
PART TWO: Neighborhoods
6. The Surveillance Zone as Meaningful Space for the Aged Graham D. Rowels
7. The Contributions of Races, Individual Socioeconomic Status, and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Context on the Self-Rated Health Trajectories and Morality of Older Adults Li Yao ＆ Stephanie A. Robert
8. Neighborhood-Level Cohesion and Disorder: Measurement and Validation in Two Older Adult Urban Populations Kathleen A. Cagney, et al
9. The Relationship of Built Enviroment to Perceived Social Support and Psychological Distress in Hispanic Elders: The Role of "Eyes on the Street" Scott C. Brown. et al
10. Natural Neighborhood Newworks - Important Social Networks in the Lives of Older Adults Aging in Place Paula J. Gardner
PART THREE: Communities
11. Becoming "at Home" in Assisted Living Residence: Exploring Place Integration Processes Malcom P. Cutchin, et al
12. Managing Decline in Assisted Living: The Key to Aging in Place Mary M. Ball, et al
13. A City within a City: A "Snapshot" of Aging in a HUD 202 in Detroit, Michigan Mary E Byrnes
14. These White Walls: The Dialectic of Retirement Communities Kevin E. McHugh ＆ Elizabeth M. larson-Keagy
15. "This is Where We Buried Our Sons": People of Advanced Old Age Coping with the Impact of the AIDS Epidemic in a Resource-Poor Setting in Rural Uganda Janat Seeley, et al
PART FOUR: Migration
16. Predictors of Non-Local Moves among Older Adults: A Prospective Study Chales E. Longino, et al
17. There's No Place Like Home: A hazard Model Analysis of Aging in Place among Older Homeowners in the PSID Joseph J. Sabia
18. Contribution of Residence Relocation and Lifestyle to the Sturucture of Health Trajectories Song-Iee Hong ＆ Li-Mei Chen
19. How Left behind Are Rulal Partners of Migrant Children? Evidence from Thailand John Knobel, et al